story-to-pack: add the corpora and the catalogue v2/v3

Fourteen corpora split and classified: aesop, bierce, chekhov, holmes,
keefe, lawson, lorimer, maupassant, nobody, plaintales, poe, torchy,
wallingford and winesburg, each with its splitter and the hand-written
groups and pages; catalogue v2 and v3; and the shared splitters
gutenberg_chunks.py, se_split.py and se_build.py.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019rwKTmug58sEsJ72AuWsEi

tools/story-to-pack/probe/nobody/claude/batches/s21.json

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+[
+ {
+  "chunk": 137,
+  "story": 21,
+  "summary": "At the Jameses' the spoilt son Percy kicks Pooter's shins, slaps Carrie and smashes a guest's watch; when Pooter says that is not his idea of bringing up children, Mrs James retorts that his own son Lupin is no standard of perfection.",
+  "predicament": "A guest kicked by his hosts' spoilt child objects, and the mother retorts that his own son is no model either."
+ },
+ {
+  "chunk": 138,
+  "story": 21,
+  "summary": "Pooter says he wishes he liked Mrs James better; Carrie replies that she has put up for years with his vulgar friend Gowing and his dull friend Cummings, and Mrs James has more intellect in her little finger than both; that evening Carrie is absorbed in a book on Spiritualism Mrs James sent.",
+  "predicament": "A man who dislikes his wife's fashionable friend is told that she has put up with his vulgar, dull old friends for years."
+ },
+ {
+  "chunk": 139,
+  "story": 21,
+  "summary": "Mrs James arrives and takes over, setting up table-turning; Pooter forbids it as he did years ago, and when she presses him to say how it differs from the telegraph, he declines to discuss it.",
+  "predicament": "A husband tries to forbid a fashionable craze his wife's friend has brought into the house, and is outargued in his own parlour."
+ },
+ {
+  "chunk": 140,
+  "story": 21,
+  "summary": "Cummings joins the table, and Pooter's refusal simply leaves him ignored; he sits in the kitchen with Gowing, who jokes that it would be a good thing for Lupin if old Posh died, which horrifies Pooter half the night.",
+  "predicament": "A husband who refuses to join his wife's new craze is simply left out, and spends the evening sitting apart."
+ },
+ {
+  "chunk": 141,
+  "story": 21,
+  "summary": "Pooter writes the laundress a letter he thinks satirical; mending a cornice above the séance, he thoughtlessly gives the floor two raps with his hammer, and Carrie reports a wonderful message; he promises to sit once to oblige her.",
+  "predicament": "A husband who scorns his wife's new pastime thoughtlessly plays a trick on it, then agrees to join in to oblige her."
+ },
+ {
+  "chunk": 142,
+  "story": 21,
+  "summary": "At his first sitting the table spells part of an old aunt's name, which Pooter finds curious. The laundress refunds ninepence for spoiled handkerchiefs; Pooter says it is not enough, until Carrie recalls they cost sixpence, and he must give threepence back. Lupin goes to stay with the Poshes.",
+  "predicament": "A man demands compensation from a tradesman for spoiled goods, then learns they cost less than he was given and must refund the difference."
+ },
+ {
+  "chunk": 143,
+  "story": 21,
+  "summary": "Gowing joins the next séance and larks about as the table careers across the room; Pooter threatens to light the gas and suspects him of tricks; a spirit repeats 'WARN'.",
+  "predicament": "An old friend clowns through a solemn evening his host's household cares about, and the host suspects him of cheating."
+ },
+ {
+  "chunk": 144,
+  "story": 21,
+  "summary": "The table spells 'SPOOF' and Pooter accuses Gowing, who puns that he is sorry he 'spook'; nobody laughs and he is sent to sit out. The table then spells 'NIPUL' (Lupin backwards) and says he will be very rich.",
+  "predicament": "An old friend's pun at a solemn gathering is met with silence, and he is sent to sit out in disgrace."
+ },
+ {
+  "chunk": 145,
+  "story": 21,
+  "summary": "The spirit names itself Captain Drinkwater, an old friend of Mrs James's father, and warns of 'POSH'; they decide to sit once more without Gowing, and Pooter finds himself looking forward to it all day at the office.",
+  "predicament": "A sceptical husband is drawn into his wife's new pastime and finds himself looking forward to it all day at work."
+ },
+ {
+  "chunk": 146,
+  "story": 21,
+  "summary": "Gowing leaves a sealed question and says he will believe if the spirits answer it; Cummings is disappointed the spirits say nothing about his affairs; both spirits answer 'ROSES, LILIES, AND COWS'.",
+  "predicament": "An old friend sets a sealed test for a household's new enthusiasm and promises to believe in it if it passes."
+ },
+ {
+  "chunk": 147,
+  "story": 21,
+  "summary": "The sealed question was 'What's old Pooter's age?'; Pooter declares no more such nonsense under his roof and silences Mrs James with 'I am master of this house', half hearing a remark from her he hopes he misheard.",
+  "predicament": "A man made the butt of a friend's joke through his household's new pastime bans it, and declares he is master here."
+ }
+]