foolish-bandit makes Gary admit when it can't show its work

foolish-bandit reworked the interface around an existing feature: answers that point back to a source document. When an answer carries citations, it now sits inside a quiet reminder to check those sources before relying on them. When an answer has no citations at all, it gets an amber warning that says, plainly, to treat the answer as unverified.

The same framing runs through the review, draft, and explain screens. The review page tells you findings can only cite a source when a document is selected. The explain page warns that text pasted in raw won't produce citations. The draft page now says, in two places, that drafts must be reviewed before use. Nothing under the hood changed - this is entirely about setting the user's expectations at the moment they're reading an answer, rather than burying it in a generic disclaimer.