Legal Agency Suite — token consolidation rationale

This family (MOU / Engagement Letter / Schedules A-E) was the thinnest of the three legal-agreement source drafts — its own frontmatter states it "mirrors the token structure of DESIGN-TOKEN-legal-subscription-agreement.md," and it was developed less independently than the prospectus or subscription-agreement families.

Key findings

• Uniform 1in margin on all four sides (no binding asymmetry, unlike legal-subscription-agreement's 0.9in/0.7in left/right split).
• Body type is the most generously readable of the three families: 11.5pt / 1.5 line-height, Tinos webfont-first stack (Tinos, Times New Roman, Liberation Serif, Times, serif) — a genuinely distinct register from the other two families' dense fill-in-booklet or filing-document registers.
• Adds a 3pt "accent" rule weight (form-note left accent bar) not present in the other two families — kept as its own primitive rather than forced to reuse the prospectus's 2pt accounting-total rule, since the two serve visually and semantically different purposes (an accent bar vs. an accounting double-rule).
• Real, unreconciled inconsistency: this family uses the \2014 em-dash escape, while legal-subscription-agreement's source explicitly warns that \2014 swallows the trailing space in WeasyPrint and mandates a literal UTF-8 em-dash character instead. Flagged on the recipe as an open question — not resolved here, since resolving it would require re-testing both families' actual WeasyPrint output.
• pdf-home-button marker geometry referenced in the source draft is a tool-contract with tool-pdf-interactive.py (see the interactive-pdf-binder component's own research file) — not a token or recipe concern of this component.