Apply authored Age environment symbols (#34)

docs/WRITING_DATA.md

@@ -34,10 +34,9 @@ Invalid definitions are logged and excluded by the server. Menus and future
 page synchronization must obtain resolved display metadata from the server;
 clients never make a symbol valid by naming it.
 
-Rivencraft ships a small catalog covering terrain, biomes, lighting, weather,
-celestial behavior, and features. Its v2 semantics prepare for the full
-Legacy-inspired grammar; writing still uses random Age fallback until the
-parser and compiler are implemented.
+Rivencraft ships a catalog covering terrain, biomes, lighting, weather,
+sky, celestial behavior, and features. The parser and compiler apply supported
+schema-v2 pages to newly created Ages; omitted branches retain seeded defaults.
 
 ## Persistent writing
 
@@ -54,9 +53,7 @@ book copies its writing and Age reference; merely copying it never creates a
 new Age. The Book Binder creates the Age when its finished output is taken.
 The Descriptive Book screen can inspect the ordered pages by turning them from
 the bottom corners and identifies unresolved IDs using server-provided symbol
-metadata. Until Milestone 5, the
-saved symbols are informational only: Age creation uses the existing random
-fallback and does not apply them to generation.
+metadata. Page-free books continue to use random Age generation.
 
 Removing a data pack never removes its IDs from saved writing. A missing ID is
 resolved as client-safe **Unresolved Symbol** display metadata while retaining
@@ -108,7 +105,8 @@ imported at a chosen strip position; the empty Notebook remains recoverable.
 The preview result is virtual. Taking the completed Descriptive Book commits the
 inputs once, creates its Age identity, and saves schema-versioned
 `OrderedWriting` plus the Age reference on the book. Link-Panel-only books
-create random Ages. A written symbol does **not** yet change that generation.
+create random Ages. Supported written pages change the corresponding Age
+generation branch; missing branches use seeded defaults.
 Inputs, title, and pending Age identity survive Binder save/load; breaking the
 Binder returns stored inputs. The completed book retains both its writing and
 Age identity through item save/load and copying.