The gateway can now enforce a revision's declared contract, which makes
"a deterministic API contract" -- the first minimal-conformance
requirement -- something the framework actually checks rather than
assumes.
The JSON Schema support is a documented subset. Keywords outside it are
reported as unsupported rather than skipped, because a validator that
silently ignores a constraint it does not understand is worse than none:
it reports success it did not earn. The same reasoning refuses remote
$refs, which would make request-path validation depend on a network
fetch, and refuses to serve a revision whose contract is not registered.
String lengths are counted in runes. A 4096-character limit that
rejected a 3000-character hall entry because of its accents would be
wrong in exactly the case this framework was built to publish.
Literal routes are matched before templated ones, so /entries/latest is
not swallowed by /entries/{id} -- which matters, since a latest-entry
convenience route is the Blueprint's own worked example.
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