Draw a medial tire cut from a random n=20 graph

Add experiments/draw_medial_tire_cut.py, the paper-graphics companion
that imports run_experiment and emits a TikZ panel (walk-depth labels +
cut slits) per recognised tread via to_tikz. Add the resulting figure
(Example 3.2, Figure 2): the single recognised tread T_2 of the medial
tire decomposition of a random maximal planar graph on 20 vertices
(seed 72), an 8-cycle piece with a bite, labelled and cut.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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