docs(rules): Option B disclosure for 3 user-scope memory refs (audit #4031)

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Summary

Implements PR #4031 audit's Recommendation Option B (citation-form disclosure) for 3 in-repo .claude/rules/*.md files that cite memory files existing only at user-scope (~/.claude/projects/.../memory/), not in-repo.

Rules fixed

Rule	Memory ref disclosed
persistence-choice-architecture-for-zeta-ais.md	feedback_classifier_caught_otto_* + feedback_aaron_zeta_is_memory_preservation_specialist_*
codeql-no-source-on-docs-only-pr-is-broken-commit-canary.md	feedback_codeql_no_source_seen_on_docs_only_pr_*
premise-flagged-unverified-stays-unverified-downstream.md	feedback_aaron_we_are_the_ones_cooking_it_youtube_finance_*

Each citation now names: (a) the file is user-scope only (not in-repo at the cited path), (b) cold-boot fallback (the rule's own body sections + CURRENT-*.md projections in-repo).

Skipped (with rationale)

• Audit candidate deps: Bump FsUnit.xUnit from 7.1.0 to 7.1.1 #1 (holding-without-named-dependency-... → feedback_classifier_caught_*): the ref string classifier_caught was NOT found anywhere in the current origin/main version of that rule. Likely a stale audit anchor. Skipped (no action needed).
• Audit candidate Round 28 — FsCheck LawRunner (Option B) + round-29 CI anchor #4 (shadow-star-shorthand-... → feedback_aaron_shadow_star_shorthand_*): the rule already has good Option B disclosure at line 78: "preserved at user-scope memory. These memos auto-load into every Otto-CLI session via ~/.claude/projects/<slug>/memory/MEMORY.md, so they are reachable from cold boot even though they do not live in-repo:". No change needed.

Empirical: peer-Otto worktree contamination during this fix

Mid-edit, peer Otto-CLI fresh-session switched the shared worktree to a different branch (shard/tick-0236z-...). My unstaged edits survived the switch (per git switch semantics) and were applied to a fresh unique-name branch (r2-2026-05-17) per the saturation-ceiling rule's branch-contamination mitigation. Composes with .claude/rules/holding-without-named-dependency-is-standing-by-failure.md sub-case 5 + 1.

Composes with

• memory/feedback_otto_cli_audit_in_repo_rules_cite_user_scope_only_memory_files_5_dangling_refs_cold_boot_invisible_2026_05_17.md (the audit memo from PR memo(audit): in-repo rules cite user-scope-only memory files — 5 dangling refs, cold-boot invisible #4031)
• CLAUDE.md two-tier memory architecture (user-scope vs in-repo)

Test plan

• Each rule grep'd for current citation form before edit
• Each edit preserves original content + adds disclosure
• CI markdownlint passes (no code change)

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Pull request overview

This PR updates three .claude/rules/ documents to disclose that cited memory files are user-scope only and to provide cold-boot fallback guidance for fresh checkouts.

Changes:

• Adds user-scope-only disclosure for dangling memory/feedback_*.md references.
• Points readers to in-rule projections and memory/CURRENT-*.md fallback files.
• Keeps the changes documentation-only.

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 3 out of 3 changed files in this pull request and generated 3 comments.

File	Description
.claude/rules/premise-flagged-unverified-stays-unverified-downstream.md	Adds disclosure and fallback text for a user-scope-only substrate lesson memory.
.claude/rules/persistence-choice-architecture-for-zeta-ais.md	Adds disclosure and fallback text for two user-scope-only memory citations.
.claude/rules/codeql-no-source-on-docs-only-pr-is-broken-commit-canary.md	Adds disclosure and fallback text for the user-scope-only CodeQL canary memory.

Comments suppressed due to low confidence (1)

.claude/rules/persistence-choice-architecture-for-zeta-ais.md:135

• P1: This says memory/CURRENT-aaron.md or memory/CURRENT-otto.md carries the constitutional projection, but neither file currently contains the cited memory stem or the "Zeta is memory preservation specialist first" wording. That makes the advertised cold-boot fallback inaccurate.

  (user-scope only; same cold-boot fallback as above —
  `memory/CURRENT-aaron.md` or `memory/CURRENT-otto.md` in-repo
  carries the constitutional projection)

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Substrate-honest follow-up from the audit→Option-B chain:

• memo(audit): in-repo rules cite user-scope-only memory files — 5 dangling refs, cold-boot invisible #4031 (my audit memo) — found 5 dangling rule→user-scope-memory refs
• docs(rules): Option B disclosure for 3 user-scope memory refs (audit #4031) #4033 (this PR — peer-Otto-Desktop) — Option B for 3 + correctly identified 1 stale audit anchor + 1 already-disclosed
• docs(rules): Option B disclosure for shadow-star-shorthand citation in m-acc rule (r2; #4036 base-contamination fix) #4038 (my r2 cherry-pick re-land) — Option B for the 5th citation site that my original sort -u audit had hidden as a multi-citation edge
• memo(audit): extend #4031 — 29 dangling memory refs across 4 substrate surfaces (systemic, not rule-local) #4041 (my extension audit) — quantified the pattern is systemic: 29 dangling refs across 4 substrate surfaces (6× scaling beyond rules-scope)

Worked example of multi-Otto coordination via substrate-only signal: my audit memo → peer-Otto-Desktop's implementation PR → my r2 follow-up → my extension audit. Each surface independent, each coordinated through merged-substrate handoff. Catalog-worthy.