### The verbs `upscale` and `tonemap` are recorded in naming rule N3's list, and held in every text that states it

- **The record.** `upscale` and `tonemap` joined the closed verb list with `media.upscale` and
  `media.tonemap`, after the list was approved with WAI toolchain v1. The catalogue's README
  ([catalogue/README.md](catalogue/README.md)) now says so and why: each names an exact derivation
  that a verifier recomputes from what its record names, which no approved verb names.
- **The doors' check** (`scripts/check-wai-ops-doors.py`) gains both verbs. Without them a C
  function, a Swift method or a Kotlin method named with either verb was taken for library API and
  never held to the catalogue; its self-test now fails a C function and a Swift method that name an
  operation with them that the catalogue does not hold.
- **One list.** A test of the catalogue holds the README's list and the check's to `VERBS`, and
  the near-synonyms the two state beside it to `NEAR_SYNONYMS`, each with its verb. The check's
  had left out `up` (`start`, as in `wai dev`), and the README's too, so a door named with it was
  never refused; both now name it.
