fix: compare the feature vector against medians, not poisoned means - #41
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El panel comparaba la magnitud de cada bloque contra la media sobre el split de test. El bloque de manos tiene media 3.37 y mediana 0.73: tres de sus 69 floats son la muñeca relativa al torso, y en el 0.01% de fotogramas donde MediaPipe colapsa el ancho de hombros a casi cero esa división llega a seis cifras. Resultado: el panel marcaba en rojo un vector perfectamente sano, por un factor de 3.
Ahora compara contra medianas (0.73 / 0.73 / 0.51 / 0.15).
Además separa el contador de salida en "Palabras del vocabulario" y "Letras deletreadas": estaban sumados, así que el panel decía "2 palabras" mientras el vocabulario había sido vetado en todas las ventanas — justo el caso que había que poder distinguir.