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# Governance — Public Documentation Projection

**Disclosure:** PUBLIC\_ABSTRACTED **Authority:** none by itself

This documentation follows four rules:

* The relevant verified source wins on conflict.
* Candidates remain candidates until properly adopted outside this documentation.
* Public maturity stays coarse and changes more slowly than engineering state.
* Publication creates no authority, permission, or activation.

```mermaid
flowchart LR
    S["Verified source"] -->|"review meaning"| C["Curated abstraction"]
    C -->|"review disclosure"| P["Public projection"]
    P -.->|"no authority backflow"| S
```

*Conceptual public projection — not deployment, service, repository, protocol or security topology.*

Open gaps are named, not closed through documentation.


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