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Guard held passive yaw events in ordinary Python CI - #278
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Summary
Add an ordinary-CI regression for the OSWEC held-heading excitation used in the published passive-yaw case. The synthetic sampled force bank checks that trial force evaluations do not commit a heading, accepted states do commit it, the 1° threshold is inclusive, and selection wraps across 0°/360°.
This guards event semantics but does not claim that the published irregular passive-yaw trajectory is paired.
Update the Test Coverage badge from 66% to 67% after running the full line-and-branch suite.
Verification
--checkandgit diff --checkpassed.