feat(core): traceroute and tcpdump after Java, measured against Java

TerminalRun adds nine stories: traceroute in the LAN, through the router,
unreachable, without a route, to no one, to the host itself, errors and
Ctrl+C; tcpdump on two hosts. traceroute counts failures across hops as
Java does and takes an error that carries its probe; tcpdump tells each
frame's highest capture row with its time of day, at once.

Departures from Java: traceroute tells its summary before the end mark
(Java after it, where its window shows no text) and calls a host at the
20th hop reached. arpsend is not built.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

tools/java-oracle/run.sh

@@ -289,7 +289,9 @@ done
 # The command line's network commands on terminal-net, typed at set times
 # (TerminalRun; packages/core/test/terminalJava.test.ts), in the German locale.
 for run in pingLan:8000 pingRouted:13000 pingNobody:49000 pingUnreachable:45000 pingBroadcast:27000 pingSelf:17000 \
-           pingErrors:14000 interrupt:16000 dns:15000 dnsTimeout:80000 arp:11000 netstat:10000; do
+           pingErrors:14000 interrupt:16000 dns:15000 dnsTimeout:80000 arp:11000 netstat:10000 traceLan:4000 \
+           traceRouted:6000 traceUnreachable:35000 traceNoRoute:4000 traceNobody:12000 traceSelf:3500 traceErrors:20000 \
+           traceInterrupt:12000 tcpdump:10000; do
     story="${run%%:*}"
     output="$root/packages/core/test/scenarios/terminal-java-$story.java.json"
     rm -f "$output"