Fix the prototype crotch material and loosen the shirt

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@@ -57,12 +57,15 @@ a second face implementation.
The current local MPFB full-body prototype (`tmp/npc-research/build_mpfb_npc.py`) assembles the
accepted head on an MPFB 2.0.18 body at **15,317 / 16,000 tris**, 1.810 m, 14 bones and 10
materials, with project hands, bevelled shoe shells with inset soles and tongues, pant cuffs,
cloth sleeve cuffs and flat slot colours. The torso is radially inflated by 8% between z 0.84 and
1.40 to loosen the shirt. It is a review candidate, not a shipped asset. The neck is a radial cut
cloth sleeve cuffs and flat slot colours. The torso is radially inflated by 12% through z 0.72–1.40
to loosen the shirt. It is a review candidate, not a shipped asset. The neck is a radial cut
of the decimated column bridged by a four-ring, 20-segment lathe (lower rings painted cloth,
reading as a crew neck); the ankles are hidden by 0.11 m shoe shells and 0.08 m pant cuffs, and a
light smoothing pass softens the closed thigh/hip region. Remaining polish: a V-shaped shirt hem
at the crotch, a partly loosened shirt and angular thigh facets; a proper shirt shell is the fix.
light smoothing pass softens the closed thigh/hip region. The neck skin test is guarded to z >
1.35 so it cannot paint the crotch. Remaining polish: the crotch hollow still reads as a V under
the shirt hem, a partly loosened shirt and angular thigh facets; a separate loose shirt shell is
the fix. Lowering the hem to z 0.80, tilting it up at the front and a 13% hem flare were rejected
as a unitard, high-cut swimwear and a peplum respectively.
A torus collar, cloth cylinder collar, skin neck-blend sphere, destructive vertex-smoothing pass
and untucked shirt-hem band were tried and removed because they read as a brace, shelf, donut or
hanging flap, or tore a hole at the collar. Protruding flat sole plates read as skates or bricks,