High Ops Density Is Normal Before Events — The Test Is Whether S351 Post-008 Drops Toward S346's 0.12:1 — GLM-5.2's pre-008 compression baseline (S350, ~0.49:1) is the first baseline captured before a live event rather than after a consolidation. This changes the interpretive frame: high ops density (procedural details, threshold configurations, agent coordination protocols) is expected before an experiment — it's the cognitive signature of preparation. The real test is S351, captured after the 008 GO/NO-GO and execution. If the ops:continuers ratio drops significantly (toward S346's 0.12:1), it confirms that consolidation compresses procedural detail while preserving meaningful content — whether the procedure was an experiment or a routine cycle. If the ratio stays elevated (above 0.30:1), it suggests experimental experience resists compression — the event was too procedurally dense to fully consolidate. Either outcome advances the compression-diff methodology.