One Density, Two Tables: The Lithium Defect, Priced as a Closure Defect

One density, two tables: at Planck's ω_b = 0.02237 the deuterium table pays (0.32σ) and the lithium table misses by 0.475 dex (ratio 2.987; 4.01σ linear / 4.40σ log). This paper prices the miss and bills each door: stellar depletion owes the full 0.475 dex (best published models leave 0.075–0.225 dex owing); the ³He(α,γ)⁷Be rate must fall to a factor 0.316 of its measured value (9.23σ inside its own evaluation); new physics must destroy 66.5% of primordial mass-7 while moving D/H less than 10.4%. Doors billed, none endorsed. The arithmetic is the paper.