docs(book): Complete Chapter 20 expansion with disaster-driven pedagogy

Chapter 20: Liquidity Pool Analysis
- Expanded from 10,666 to 19,964 words (+87% growth)
- Added Section 20.11: Five LP disasters (.85B documented)
  * Balancer deflationary token exploit (K, 2020)
  * Curve 3pool UST depeg catastrophe (B, 2022)
  * Bancor IL protection failure (-100M, 2022)
  * SushiSwap vampire attack (.2B drained, 2020)
  * Velodrome gauge manipulation (M+, 2022-23)
- Added Section 20.12: Production LP management system (660+ lines OVSM)
  * All 6 safety validation checks integrated
  * Continuous monitoring (every 5 minutes)
  * Emergency exit automation
  * Concentrated liquidity rebalancing
- Added Section 20.13: 30-day worked example
  * SOL/USDC concentrated position on Orca
  * Complete lifecycle: entry → rebalancing → exit
  * 25.6% ROI in 30 days (312% annualized)
  * Emergency depeg simulation demonstrating safety systems
- Updated Section 20.10: Disaster-driven conclusion
  * What Works: Elite 1% LP playbook (5 strategies)
  * What Fails: Retail LP graveyard (5 catastrophic mistakes)
  * The $5.85B question: Why retail LPs keep failing

Part IV DeFi/MEV Complete:
- Chapter 15: 11,988 words
- Chapter 16: 13,688 words
- Chapter 17: 10,891 words
- Chapter 18: 16,072 words
- Chapter 19: 13,400 words
- Chapter 20: 19,964 words
Total: 86,003 words (+22,755 from initial Part IV chapters)

Textbook total: ~184,000 words (+9,000 this session)

Disaster documentation: $6.97B across Part IV chapters 15-20
Prevention cost: <$30K/year
ROI of safety: >10,000%

All Part IV chapters now follow consistent disaster-driven pattern:
- Opening disaster (Section X.0)
- Additional disasters (Section X.11, 5-6 incidents)
- Production system (Section X.12, 400-800 lines OVSM)
- Worked example (Section X.13, complete real-world scenario)
- What Works / What Fails conclusion (Section X.10)

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