docs(vrs): add source-linked language index - #68
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@schickling-assistant can we start thin with this and work up? |
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docs/vrs/ontology.mdas a 62-line disambiguation index.seatas canonical st2 language and directs authors by meaning, while retaining issue Incubate a transactional content-addressed Agent Spec catalog #52, draft PR prototype: incubate content-addressed catalog admission #55, and the Agent Spec phrase only as leakage evidence.Why
This supersedes closed PR #36's approach with a deliberately thin index instead of a second behavioral specification. Its source-link invariant is: every canonical term must point to the source that owns its meaning; behavior, lifecycle, ordering, and formats stay in those sources.
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flake check— pass.git diff --check— pass.main.vision.md,requirements.md, andspec.mdare byte-identical to currentmain(SHA-256:8604467579e097e14f9094cea61ff148cf407d75b90be761e40d7c24bf57e227,3b50e5da4c21dffdbb531c15d5ebb3ae40fc312ef5ec9400adc051d02bbaacf1,dbdd75cf4b5188379ffbb38ed10c600e0a7042cc32502c5242e93a0163cd30eb).cargo test --all-targetspassed on the original base. After refreshing onto currentmain, two runs each reachednomad_survivaland hit a different transient LinuxETXTBSYat the same existing binary-replacement line; both exact failing tests passed immediately on rerun.axeis unavailable on this host.cargo fmt --checkexposes pre-existing Rust formatting drift with this host toolchain; this PR changes no Rust.Nathan hand-review required; do not mark ready or merge.