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Fifth of the seven contextual entries from the captured Pulse Intelligence direction. The captured rubric named this button "Remember this is expected" — future-looking, "Pulse should know this state is expected" — but the surface labelled it "Dismiss: Expected", which reads past-looking and groups with two unrelated dismissal intents (Not an issue, Later). Renames the button to "Remember as expected" and updates the confirmation panel: - Header verb tracks intent: "Remembering as expected" for the expected_behavior reason, "Dismiss as: ..." for the other reasons. - Confirmation copy now says Pulse will "remember that this state is expected on this resource" alongside the existing acknowledgement-and-no-renotify framing. - Button tooltip explains the future-looking commitment so operators understand the intent before clicking. No wire change — the dismiss reason is still expected_behavior, and operator-state on the resource still drives auto-acknowledge behaviour for future similar findings (already in place from earlier work). This is the rubric-alignment piece; the operator-memory machinery underneath is unchanged.