Record assent outcome; point at standard v0.2

All three assent requests answered, each with a decision record and each with
a finding. Standard revised to v0.2 and accepted.

- history note gains §12 recording the outcome and what each repository
  returned.
- README and CLAUDE.md now cite security-layer-model_v0.2.md.
- GH-WP-0001-T03 closed.

Three of the four v0.2 changes came from the assenting repositories rather
than from gate-house.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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3. Adapt the other `INTENT.md` files that need clarification, and seek assent
from flex-auth and ops-warden for the boundaries in §7.
4. Rewrite `GH-WP-0001`; revise the Blueprint per §10.
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## 12. Outcome — assent, and what it changed
Added 2026-08-28, after the review closed.
Assent was requested as intakes in the owning repositories (`FLEX-IN-0001`,
`KG-IN-0001`, `WARDEN-IN-0001`) with State Hub notification. All three assented,
each with its own decision record, and each returned a finding:
- **flex-auth** (`FLEX-DEC-2026-001`) — assent to all three items, reasoning
that it *"cannot hold this boundary against zone-engine and decline it as a
general rule"*. Self-declared a non-conformance: `DecisionProvenance` carries
no digest of the registry snapshot, so a decision turning on registry content
is not replayable from its own provenance. Drew one boundary back at
gate-house: an authority ceiling that determines an outcome must reach the
decision as an input claim or a versioned policy rule.
- **kings-guard** (`KG-DEC-2026-001`) — assent, and **declined the offered
relaxation of §5**, arguing that latency and blast radius both argue for
keeping it and that a containment path bypassing the decision point becomes an
authority path the moment it is subverted. Raised the real defect instead: §4
catalogued containment while §5 forbade the only route to discharging it.
- **ops-warden** (`ADR-0010`) — assent to all three; the access-engine veto was
not exercised. Grepped §5 as invited and self-reported a signing write to
OpenBao. Offered the amendment that became §5.3.
The standard was revised to **v0.2** and accepted. Three of the four changes
came from the assenting repositories rather than from gate-house; the
conformance loop in §12 of that standard turned on first contact, which is the
only evidence so far against this repository's paper-generator falsifier.