Intel Arc bench playbook: the header no longer spells the endpoints the quit check greps for

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# docs/plans/intel-arc.md section 5). NOT published until the project lead says the card is in and gives the go.
# Published as a signed `run` job with the RUNNER's --cards-off <the Arc's key> (NOT --stop-miners): the runner switches
# the Arc off through the app's own card path before this script and puts it back on ANY exit; every other card keeps
# mining. This script never posts to api/cards, api/pause, api/resume or api/quit (tools/ci/playbook-quit-check.sh); it
# reads api/state once for the record. It never quits, pauses or updates the installed app and writes no settings.
# mining. This script never switches a card, never stops, holds or ends the installed app (the playbook-quit rule and
# tools/ci/playbook-quit-check.sh); it reads api/state once for the record. It never quits, pauses or updates the installed app and writes no settings.
# After the fetch job that places the two packs (tools/intel-arc/make-kit.sh: v4-devnet-epoch0 = class v4, the current
# class; mx8-devnet-epoch0 = the class v3 control; packs only, the INSTALLED worker is the one under test).
# Steps: detect (the worker's --list, the Windows adapter and class-key rows: name, driver, 12 GB), first light (the