Implement terrain symbol generation profiles

docs/AGE_PROFILES.md

@@ -30,15 +30,35 @@ resources and can be overridden by a higher-priority pack. The example under
 directory. Valid custom profiles join the stable, sorted pool used when a new
 Age rolls its base terrain; the selected ID is then persisted with that Age.
 
+Each built-in profile now has a matching `terrain/<name>` Symbol Page. Put one
+of those pages after the Link Panel in a Book Binder to select that terrain
+instead of the seed-selected random profile. Standard, Amplified, and Cave use
+their corresponding registered noise settings; Island uses Minecraft's
+floating-islands noise settings; Flat and Void use flat-source generators.
+The Cave and Island pages are Rivencraft terrain choices based on existing
+profiles, not claims that Legacy had identically named terrain symbols.
+Every family retains a safe cobblestone arrival platform. An omitted terrain
+page still uses the deterministic seed-selected profile.
+
 ## Persistence and reload behavior
 
 An Age permanently stores its selected profile ID, generation version, seed,
-and rolled traits. `/reload` replaces the profile definitions but does not
-reroll those immutable values. An unloaded Age resolves its stored profile
-again when it loads, so intentional profile overrides affect its runtime
-resources and newly generated chunks.
+and rolled traits. For an **authored** Age, the generation plan also stores a
+copy of the resolved runtime profile: terrain shape, noise settings, biome
+preset, and dimension type. `/reload` cannot reinterpret that plan; an unloaded
+authored Age uses the saved profile snapshot when it loads, even if the defining
+symbol or profile JSON has since changed. An older, page-free Age has no plan
+and continues to resolve its saved profile ID at load time.
 
-A profile removed after an Age was created resolves to `rivencraft:standard`.
+Registered noise, biome-preset, and dimension-type IDs are validated when
+profiles load. Before loading an authored Age, the saved references are checked
+again. If a data pack supplying one has been removed, the dimension stays
+unloaded and the log identifies the missing resource; the Age's plan is not
+silently replaced. Restore the pack to load that Age. A custom dimension type
+retains its own skylight capability: normal lighting cannot make a Nether-style
+type skylit.
+
+A profile removed after a page-free Age was created resolves to `rivencraft:standard`.
 The legacy `rivencraft:random_vanilla` alias also resolves to `standard`.
 Rivencraft logs this fallback. Invalid built-in overrides do not replace the
 required built-in definitions; a reload fails if a required built-in profile