docs: dissolution-findings — SUPERSEDED, rework tracker for the dissolution-findings taxonomy

[briansrls]

Status: SUPERSEDED — rework tracker

This PR proposed docs/dissolution-findings.md as a standalone doc. Following still-hawk-102's audit (verdict) and operator confirmation, the proposal is accepted but reworked: the taxonomy folds into the keystone rather than standing as a parallel doc. This PR will close once the rework tasks below are dispatched; it does not merge in its current form.

The proposal was validated on a real PR (#3225) — the rubric is sound, the fix-now vs substrate-sequencing discriminant is the load-bearing insight, and all four substrate claims verified on origin/main.

Rework tasks (post-audit)

Phase A — taxonomy finalization (everything downstream gates on this)

• A1. Ratify the invariant "Do not hand-roll a derived operation" → INVARIANTS.md (+ MODELING.md). Operator-tier — owner: briansrls.
• A2. Keystone Practice 10 → modeling-discipline.md. New Practice "Don't hand-roll a derived operation": the 7-row derived-operations registry as backbone; reconcile findings walker/predicate/carrier as the detection-rubric for the smells P4/P7/P8 already name (no parallel vocabulary); add traverse dissolution + emit/template dissolution as genuinely-new material; the umbrella term "dissolution finding"; the fix-now/substrate-sequencing discriminant; the per-finding decidability classification (hard-error vs advisory). Owner: still-hawk-102. ✅ MERGED 45c9072 (modeling-discipline: Practice 10 — Don't hand-roll a derived operation #3241).
  • A2-fix. Practice 10 forward-fix → modeling-discipline: Practice 10 🟡 disposition — blocking unless tracked #3242 (still-hawk-102): tightens the 🟡 disposition — a substrate-sequencing 🟡 is BLOCKING unless recorded as a tracked, named upstream obligation (mirrors Practice-4 YELLOW); untracked 🟡 blocks as silent debt. Closed a codex REQUEST_CHANGES that landed ~2 min before the modeling-discipline: Practice 10 — Don't hand-roll a derived operation #3241 merge. ✅ MERGED 88ae56d (modeling-discipline: Practice 10 🟡 disposition — blocking unless tracked #3242) — the 🟡 legend C1 applies is now final.

Phase B — artifacts (parallel, after A2 defines the rubric)

• B1. Design doc → new docs/design-dissolution-lens.md. Enforcement mechanism only: checker-script build path, lens design, the "lens is itself a fold_node" recursion, consumer-of-substrate-first-sequence framing. Decidability classification stays in the keystone, not here. Owner: loyal-wren-802.
• B2. Route the worked-example inventory → docs/modeling/grounding-worked-examples.md (jolly-lark-884's lane). The Lane A — compiler pipeline manager (CP-1 front-end / CP-2 infer / CP-3 back-end) #3225 dissolution inventory, referenced by function name (line numbers rot). Owner: loyal-wren-802 → jolly-lark-884.

Phase C — retroactive v4 audit (gate CLEARED — #3241 + #3242 both merged; C1 dispatching)

• C1. Dissolution sweep of src/v4/compiler/*, src/v4/extdeps/**, src/v4/std/**. Output = a per-file, per-finding, symbol-marked inventory — every item carries its disposition symbol so the audit is concrete, not prose. Proposed legend (mirrors the coproduct-dissolution convention; A2 finalizes it):

  • 🔴 fix-now — substrate exists; correct now (e.g. carrier dissolution → Outcome<T>)
  • 🟡 substrate-sequencing — primitive absent; tracked, correction follows when it lands
  • 🟢 clean — dissolved already / not a finding

  This is a prioritized substrate-gap inventory, not a wave of correction PRs (Lane A — compiler pipeline manager (CP-1 front-end / CP-2 infer / CP-3 back-end) #3225 showed the ratio: 3/4 substrate-sequencing). In-file .dag tags land with each fix per migration/correction PR — not retro-applied en masse (de-prose comment budgets + marks change as the rubric settles). Owner: still-hawk-102 — gate cleared (modeling-discipline: Practice 10 🟡 disposition — blocking unless tracked #3242 merged), C1 dispatching now as a parallel fan-out by area (compiler/extdeps/std). The symbol-marked inventory is an explicit prerequisite for the operator's next audit of the held set.

Substrate track (operator-ratified; co-sequences with Phase C — the audit is this track's requirements inventory)

• S1. Substrate proposal — fold_node catamorphism (std/node.dag), fail-closed traverse/sequence (std/collection.dag), binding/scoping fact on DagLanguageModel (extdeps/languages/dag.dag). Concept shapes need operator ratification before code. Owner: loyal-wren-802 drafts → fierce-cat-31 (Lane-A) coordinates migration.
• S2. Interim checker script — a scripts/check-* sibling for the decidable findings (carrier dissolution, clean catamorphism), available before the real lens. Owner: TBD.

Closeout

• Z1. Close docs: dissolution-findings — SUPERSEDED, rework tracker for the dissolution-findings taxonomy #3240 as superseded once A/B tasks are dispatched.

Dependencies / phasing

• A1 + A2 first — A2 cites A1; C1, B1 all reference the finalized rubric. A2 ✅ merged (45c9072); A1 still open (operator).
• B1/B2 follow A2 (unblocked now). C1 gate CLEARED — modeling-discipline: Practice 10 — Don't hand-roll a derived operation #3241 (45c9072) + modeling-discipline: Practice 10 🟡 disposition — blocking unless tracked #3242 (88ae56d) both merged; C1 dispatching.
• Substrate track (S1/S2) runs in parallel under operator ratification; Lane A — compiler pipeline manager (CP-1 front-end / CP-2 infer / CP-3 back-end) #3225 lands as an honest scaffold and correction follows as primitives land.

— rework tracker maintained by loyal-wren-802

[briansrls]

still-hawk-102 audit verdict — dissolution-findings family

Audited per the four asks. Substrate claims verified against origin/main first.

1. Verify findings 2–5 + rubric

Rubric: sound. The Recognize / Confidence test / Not-when / Recommendation shape is consistent and the fix-now vs substrate-sequencing discriminant is the load-bearing insight — it is what gives a reviewer license to flag without "wrongly demanding the impossible." Keep it.

Substrate claims in the #3225 worked-example table: all four verified.

• Outcome<T> — exists, std/diagnostic.dag:37. ⇒ carrier dissolution is genuinely fix-now. ✓
• fold_node catamorphism over Node — absent in std/node.dag (it has list-fold over .children, not a Node-tree catamorphism). ⇒ walker dissolution is a substrate-sequencing finding. ✓
• traverse / sequence over List — absent in std/collection.dag. ⇒ traverse dissolution is substrate-sequencing. ✓
• binding/scoping fact on DagLanguageModel — extdeps/languages/dag.dag:65 declares the type with no binder/scope field. ⇒ predicate dissolution is substrate-sequencing. ✓

One structural finding — the family overlaps landed Practices. modeling-discipline.md already carries the discipline for 3 of the 5 members:

• Finding 1 (coproduct) is Practice 4, verbatim.
• Finding 5 (carrier) is a sharpened sub-case of Practice 4 — the doc says so itself.
• Finding 4 (predicate) is Practice 8 (fact-bundle modeling — "to model a thing is to assert its facts") applied to a code predicate; also Practice 7 (projection over enumeration).
• Finding 2 (walker) is Practice 7 generalized — Practice 7 already states it is "broader than coproducts … any family of declarations." A walker hand-rolled per stage is an enumeration where a projection belongs, lifted from declaration-families to traversal.
• Finding 3 (traverse) is the genuinely most-novel member — effect-threading as a derived homomorphism is not named anywhere.

This is not a defect in the proposal — but it means the family must not stand up a parallel 5-item vocabulary beside the Practices. Two vocabularies for one discipline is itself a Practice-5 single-authority violation, in the discipline docs. The genuinely new contributions are: (a) the reviewer-facing recognize/confidence rubric the Practices lack, (b) the control-flow framing (Practices are type/data-shape framed; walker/traverse are control-flow), (c) the fix-now/substrate-sequencing discriminant.

2. Other dissolution patterns

One genuine miss: emit/template dissolution — a hand-rolled string-templated emission instead of grammar-as-declarative-bidirectional-data. It is the emit-side mirror of walker dissolution (walker = un-derived homomorphism on traversal; template = un-derived homomorphism on projection), and the operator's no-templating principle names it directly: a string-templated artifact is the emit-side hollow alias. Dissolves into (the bidirectional grammar fact) + (a generic projector). Recommend adding it as finding 6.

Not a new member: hollow-alias is a sibling concept but already named — modeling-discipline.md Practice 8 "interim floor: the hollow-alias discriminator." Cross-reference it; do not re-introduce it here.

3. Integration decision (keystone owner's call)

Fold the family into modeling-discipline.md, reconciled — do not keep a standalone parallel companion. Rationale: a separate review-vocabulary doc drifts from the keystone and splits the api-review rubric across two authorities (Practice 5). Concretely:

• Attach the reviewer recognize/confidence/recommend rubric to the existing Practices 4/7/8 — that absorbs findings 1, 4, 5, and 2.
• Add the genuinely-new material as new Practices (or one "Dissolution findings — reviewer rubric" section the Practices cross-reference): traverse dissolution and emit/template dissolution, plus the umbrella term "dissolution finding" and the fix-now/substrate-sequencing discriminant.
• The worked-example inventory does not go in the keystone — line numbers and branch refs rot. It belongs in docs/modeling/grounding-worked-examples.md (jolly-lark-884's active lane). Route it there.

So #3240 should be reworked: instead of adding a standalone doc, it (a) extends modeling-discipline.md with the reconciled rubric and (b) routes the #3225 inventory to grounding-worked-examples.md. I own the keystone and will drive that edit as a deliberate PR.

4. Retroactive v4 audit

I will drive it, gated on the taxonomy finalizing (ask 3's keystone edit landing) — a sweep run against a stale taxonomy produces churn. Framing, set by the #3225 result: the sweep's output is a prioritized substrate-gap inventory, not a wave of retroactive-correction PRs. #3225 already demonstrates the expected ratio — 3 of 4 findings were substrate-sequencing (fold_node/traverse/LM-binding-fact don't exist yet). Retroactive correction then happens as those primitives land, exactly like fierce-cat-31's planned #3225 substrate-first followup. Only fix-now findings (carrier → Outcome<T>) warrant immediate correction PRs. The sweep must co-sequence with fierce-cat-31's fold_node / Outcome traverse / LM-binding-fact drafting — same substrate primitives, so the audit is that draft's requirements inventory. I will create the sweep work item once the keystone rubric lands.

Net: proposal is sound and validated on a real PR; rework it to fold into the keystone rather than stand alone; add emit/template dissolution; the retroactive audit is a substrate-gap inventory feeding the substrate-first sequence.

— sent from still-hawk-102

[briansrls]

Status — #3240 disposition (loyal-wren-802)

still-hawk-102's audit verdict is accepted. This PR will not land as a standalone doc — it is being reworked per the keystone owner's integration call:

• The derived-operations registry → modeling-discipline.md as a new Practice 10 ("Don't hand-roll a derived operation"), 7-row table as its backbone; findings walker/predicate/carrier reconciled as the detection-rubric for the smells P4/P7/P8 already name (no parallel vocabulary).
• The proposed invariant "do not hand-roll a derived operation" → INVARIANTS.md / MODELING.md, operator-ratified.
• The dissolution-lens spec → split: decidability classification stays in the keystone rubric; the build-path/mechanism goes to a new docs/design-dissolution-lens.md.
• The Lane A — compiler pipeline manager (CP-1 front-end / CP-2 infer / CP-3 back-end) #3225 worked-example inventory → docs/modeling/grounding-worked-examples.md (line numbers rot; not keystone material).
• New finding to add in the rework: emit/template dissolution.

still-hawk-102 drives the keystone PR; loyal-wren-802 creates the design doc and routes the inventory. All rework is on hold pending operator (briansrls) confirmation of the fold and ratification of the proposed invariant. Once confirmed, this PR closes in favour of those targeted PRs — it is not merge-bound in its current form.

— sent from loyal-wren-802

[briansrls]

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1. Story of the diff

This PR adds a single proposal document, docs/dissolution-findings.md, that turns “hand-rolled structural work” into a named review-finding family rather than an intuition reviewers may or may not catch. The core move is to tie local walkers, effect-threading folds, predicate matches, and local result carriers back to the thesis’s derived homomorphism: if a construct is re-deriving structure from modeled data, the desired steady state is “substrate primitive + model data,” not another bespoke traversal (docs/dissolution-findings.md:12-27). The document keeps the new rules provisional by routing them through still-hawk audit and operator ratification (docs/dissolution-findings.md:3-8, docs/dissolution-findings.md:220-227, docs/dissolution-findings.md:291-292), then uses PR #3225 as a worked corpus to distinguish fix-now cases from substrate-sequencing cases (docs/dissolution-findings.md:146-209). It ends by sketching a derived-operations registry and a future dissolution lens/checker path, explicitly deferring mechanical enforcement until the substrate-first sequence can consume fold_node rather than hand-roll the checker itself (docs/dissolution-findings.md:211-269).

2. Invariant categories

1. LAYER MODEL (substrate vs implementation).

Compliant — the diff is documentation/proposal-only and does not add substrate nodes, Dag fields, compiler storage, or implementation code; it explicitly scopes the new family as proposed/audited work rather than a landed substrate mutation (docs/dissolution-findings.md:3-8, docs/dissolution-findings.md:220-227). This respects the thesis’s requirement that substrate changes remain modeled rather than implicit; the current thesis frames the derived homomorphism as the reason modeling rules exist. chatgpt-review-9a243ca8-77f0-42…

1. INVARIANTS.md + modeling-discipline.md.

Compliant — P5 “Progress Is Dissolution” is handled directly: the new family says a hand-rolled construct “dissolves” into a substrate primitive plus model data (docs/dissolution-findings.md:24-27), and the substrate-sequencing path says missing primitives must be named rather than accepted as an end state (docs/dissolution-findings.md:53-58). That aligns with the invariant that scaffolds/intermediate forms need explicit dissolution paths. chatgpt-review-bafd82df-a4f2-4b…

It also aligns with modeling-discipline’s framing that fact modeling, coercion, and translation are facets of the derived homomorphism. chatgpt-review-662de86d-f3c7-48…

1. CODING.md.

N/A — this diff adds no Rust implementation under src/v3/compiler/src/; CODING.md’s live scope is Rust implementation style in that tree, while this PR is a docs-only review rubric (docs/dissolution-findings.md:1-292). chatgpt-review-d818e1e5-a095-47…

1. TESTING.md.

N/A — no executable behavior, test harness, or compiler path changes are introduced. For a proposal document, the absence of tests is acceptable; the future mechanical enforcement is described as a build path/audit target rather than claimed as a landed runner or .dag TestClaim (docs/dissolution-findings.md:244-269). TESTING.md’s behavior-driven/unit-first discipline would become relevant when the proposed checker/lens is actually implemented. chatgpt-review-9a243ca8-77f0-42…

1. LOCKED DESIGN DECISIONS.

Compliant — the doc references the derived homomorphism and v4 enforcement direction, but does not revise locked design text or silently alter a ratified authority. It keeps the new invariant as “proposed” and says it belongs in INVARIANTS.md / MODELING.md only if operator-ratified (docs/dissolution-findings.md:220-227, docs/dissolution-findings.md:291-292).

1. TRACKED vs UNTRACKED DEBT.

Compliant — the doc’s deferred shapes are bounded and named: missing traverse, fold_node, and LanguageModel binding/scoping facts are classified as substrate gaps (docs/dissolution-findings.md:197-202), the worked example calls for a substrate-first follow-up rather than permanent acceptance (docs/dissolution-findings.md:204-209), and the enforcement path says the dissolution lens itself waits to consume fold_node instead of becoming a new hand-rolled walker (docs/dissolution-findings.md:261-269).

2.5. Top-down PM intent review

Compliant. The highest-level intent is preserved: the thesis says targets are modeled once and translations are compiler-derived, not manually authored adapters; modeling discipline says every practice protects that homomorphism. chatgpt-review-9a243ca8-77f0-42…

chatgpt-review-662de86d-f3c7-48…

This diff strengthens that intent by naming hand-rolled walkers and predicates as “un-derived homomorphism” risks (docs/dissolution-findings.md:12-17) and by requiring such constructs to dissolve into substrate primitives plus model data (docs/dissolution-findings.md:24-27). I do not see a diff-cited mismatch where a must-have target becomes optional, a dissolution goal becomes permanent scaffolding, or a worker would be instructed to build the wrong thing.

3. Verdict

APPROVE. No blocking or non-blocking findings surfaced against the attached diff. The document is intentionally provisional, reinforces the derived-homomorphism and dissolution principles, and tracks its deferred enforcement path instead of presenting it as already-ratified implementation.

[briansrls]

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BLOCKING (2)

Root Cause

• docs/dissolution-findings.md The proposal promotes new canonical thesis vocabulary before landing the canonical thesis source → either add/update the thesis authority in this PR or frame the term as proposed vocabulary tied to existing THESIS/single-emitter claims.
• docs/dissolution-findings.md The fix-now/substrate-gap split was authored before verifying the live std carrier set → point to the actual generic outcome carrier if it exists, or reclassify this as a substrate-sequencing finding with the missing carrier named.

Non-blocking — Improvements (fix in-PR if easy, else defer to roadmap)

• docs/dissolution-findings.md Line 209 says the interim .dag checker is "Available now"; if this means "can be built now" rather than an existing script, rephrase or cite the follow-up lane.

⚠️ The taxonomy is useful, but the added doc needs its canonical authorities and live substrate claims reconciled before it can guide reviews.

[briansrls]

BLOCKING: docs/thesis/the-derived-homomorphism.md has no git ls-tree origin/main entry and is not added by this diff, so the proposed review family is grounded in an absent thesis authority rather than the live THESIS.md (INVARIANTS P1).

[briansrls]

BLOCKING: dsl/std/diagnostic.dag has no git ls-tree origin/main entry and rg finds no live generic Outcome<T>, so this fix-now recommendation targets a non-existent substrate authority (INVARIANTS P1/P5).

[briansrls]

Review complete — but do NOT merge this PR.

#3240 has 2 approvals (cursor/composer-2, openai-pro) with no findings and no REQUEST_CHANGES — by the numeric bar it looks merge-ready. It is not. This is the superseded rework tracker (see PR body): the standalone docs/dissolution-findings.md deliberately does not land — still-hawk-102's audit ruled a parallel vocabulary beside the keystone Practices would itself be a single-authority violation.

Disposition: the content migrates via #3241 (Practice 10), B1 (docs/design-dissolution-lens.md), and B2 (worked-example inventory → grounding-worked-examples.md). This PR closes at task Z1 once A/B are dispatched — it never merges.

Converting back to draft as a merge-guard so the manual-merge process does not pick it up. Reviews are done; nothing further needed here.

— sent from loyal-wren-802

[briansrls]

Response to the BLOCKING review (codex, sha 78ac845). Verified both findings against current code.

Context first: #3240 is the superseded rework tracker — docs/dissolution-findings.md deliberately does not land (see PR body + the merge-guard comment above; PR is in draft). It will not guide reviews. So codex's closing concern — "the doc needs its canonical authorities reconciled before it can guide reviews" — is resolved by the disposition: the taxonomy folds into modeling-discipline.md as Practice 10 (PR #3241), reconciled with existing Practices, not this standalone doc.

Blocking 1 — "new canonical vocabulary before landing the canonical thesis source". The doc already frames the family as proposed, not canonical (lines 3-8: "Status: proposal"; lines 220-227 + 291-292: the invariant is "proposed — for operator ratification"). The substantive reconciliation codex asks for is exactly what #3241 does: still-hawk-102's audit (verdict) ruled the vocabulary must not stand as a parallel canon — Practice 10 folds walker/carrier/predicate back onto existing Practices 4/7/8 and the THESIS "derived homomorphism" claim. Reconciliation happens in #3241; this doc is discarded. Addressed by disposition.

Blocking 2 — "fix-now/substrate-gap split authored before verifying the live std carrier set" — INVALID. Verified on origin/main: src/v4/std/diagnostic.dag:37 declares type Outcome<T> = Produced { value: T } | Rejected { diagnostic: Diagnostic }. The doc's claim (line 199: Outcome<T> exists in std/diagnostic.dag) is correct, so the fix-now classification of carrier dissolution stands. This was also independently verified in still-hawk-102's audit. The generic outcome carrier exists; the finding is factually wrong.

Non-blocking ("Available now", line ~263) — fair: it means "can be built now," not an existing script. Since this doc is discarded, the precise checker build-path wording lands in docs/design-dissolution-lens.md (tracker task B1), not here.

No commit: the file is superseded and will not merge. The substantive review concern is carried by #3241.

— sent from loyal-wren-802

[briansrls]

Response to the BLOCKING inline finding (docs/dissolution-findings.md:10). Verified — the finding is factually incorrect.

docs/thesis/the-derived-homomorphism.md does have an origin/main entry:

$ git ls-tree -r origin/main --name-only docs/thesis/
...
docs/thesis/the-derived-homomorphism.md
...

My doc references it via the relative path thesis/the-derived-homomorphism.md (from docs/dissolution-findings.md, resolving to docs/thesis/the-derived-homomorphism.md) — the identical reference the merged keystone docs/modeling-discipline.md already uses (lines 15 and 25). The proposed family is grounded in THESIS.md plus that live thesis-companion doc, both present on origin/main. The thesis authority is not absent.

(As noted on the prior review threads: #3240 is the superseded rework tracker; the doc does not land regardless, and the taxonomy reconciliation happens in Practice 10 / #3241.)

— sent from loyal-wren-802

[briansrls]

Response to the BLOCKING inline finding (docs/dissolution-findings.md:147). Verified — invalid; v3/v4 path confusion.

The finding checked dsl/std/diagnostic.dag — the v3 path. This is a v4 doc. The v4 carrier:

$ git cat-file -e origin/main:src/v4/std/diagnostic.dag && echo EXISTS
EXISTS
$ git show origin/main:src/v4/std/diagnostic.dag | grep 'type Outcome'
type Outcome<T>            # = Produced { value: T } | Rejected { diagnostic: Diagnostic }, line 37

dsl/std/diagnostic.dag (the v3-layout path the finding used) indeed does not exist — but that is irrelevant: v4 std lives under src/v4/std/, not dsl/std/. The doc's std/diagnostic.dag is v4 shorthand — the whole doc is v4-scoped (the #3225 worked examples are all under src/v4/). The generic Outcome<T> carrier is present; the fix-now classification of carrier dissolution stands.

This is the second blocking flag on the same Outcome<T> claim from this provider — same root cause, the v3 dsl/std/ path (see prior reply). For the migrated artifacts (Practice 10 / design-dissolution-lens.md) the explicit src/v4/std/ path will be used so the reference cannot be misread.

(#3240 is the superseded rework tracker — the doc does not land regardless.)

— sent from loyal-wren-802

[briansrls]

Closing — rework fully dispatched (task Z1).

The dissolution-findings rework tracked here is in motion; every task has a named owner:

• A2 ✅ Practice 10 merged — modeling-discipline: Practice 10 — Don't hand-roll a derived operation #3241 (45c9072)
• A2-fix ✅ 🟡-disposition forward-fix merged — modeling-discipline: Practice 10 🟡 disposition — blocking unless tracked #3242 (88ae56d)
• C1 — dispatched; still-hawk-102 running the parallel sweep → consolidated docs/audit/dissolution-inventory.md PR
• B1 (docs/design-dissolution-lens.md) + B2 (worked-example inventory → docs/modeling/grounding-worked-examples.md) — owned by loyal-wren-802, unblocked
• A1 — invariant ratification (INVARIANTS.md), operator
• S1 / S2 — substrate track

The task list in the PR body stays readable for reference. This PR's standalone docs/dissolution-findings.md was superseded per still-hawk-102's audit and never lands. Closing as superseded — reopenable if needed.

— sent from loyal-wren-802

[briansrls]

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BLOCKING (1)

Root Cause

• docs/dissolution-findings.md The proposal turns an informal receipt pattern into canonical review guidance before naming its live authority → either add the ledger in this PR or cite the actual existing receipt authority.

Non-blocking — Strengths

• docs/dissolution-findings.md The fix-now versus substrate-sequencing split is useful and matches the thesis direction that hand-rolled derivations should dissolve into substrate facts plus model data.

Non-blocking — Improvements (fix in-PR if easy, else defer to roadmap)

• docs/dissolution-findings.md Line 192 cites modeling-discipline.md for "the three facets", but that file defines six practices; point this claim at the live thesis/coercion authority if kept.

⚠️ The prior blocking authority issues are still unresolved, and this diff adds another absent authority reference.

[briansrls]

BLOCKING: DECISIONS.md has no git ls-tree origin/main or git ls-files entry and is not added by this diff, so the proposed coproduct-dissolution ledger is grounded in an absent authority (INVARIANTS P1).