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# Source summary — EmissionCadenceDeclaration draft
The King's Guard draft proposes a source-authored declaration that makes stream
silence observable. It distinguishes two forms:
- `expected-rate`: an event-class minimum over a time window;
- `heartbeat-or-reconciliation`: a positive liveness assertion, a comparison of
source and observed counts, or both.
The draft was written against `qonto-assistant` and the Gate House approval
emission contract. It assigns evaluation to King's Guard and explicitly asks a
Taxonomy repository to own the schema.
Security-specific content associates event classes with `attributive` or
`load-bearing` evidence and requires the stronger form for rare, load-bearing
events. That policy is part of the source context, not the generic core adopted
by InfoTechCanon.