The standard is accepted at v0.7 on the owner's decision. §14 keeps two things
apart, as ops-warden asked: boundary assent, given by four repositories at the
version named in each record and undisturbed since; and revision review, where
all four reviewed v0.6 and every change in v0.7 is the adopted remedy of a
finding they raised. What is not claimed: nobody has reviewed v0.7 as text.
Accepting a standard nobody has re-read is deliberate. The estate will learn
more from using it than from another round of prose, and the v0.7 changes were
requested rather than invented. Findings against the accepted text stay
welcome — that is §12's normal business, not an exception.
The companion moves from canon/standards to the repository root as
SECURITY-COMPANION.md and becomes v0.2, so onboarding starts at the front door
rather than three directories down. One copy, not two: a second copy of a fact
is how the estate gets two sources for it.
v0.2 closes the gap access-engine found in v0.1 — it said publish your stance
map without saying where, and omitted the inventory obligation, so a repository
could satisfy it faithfully and no register would learn of its stance. It also
carries what v0.7 added: the corrected PEP obligations, the evidence threat
decomposition with its stated residual, cadence as MUST for load-bearing
sources with heartbeat for rare ones, the four agent rules and the glas-harness
seam, and the Railiance axes with their unsettled mapping.
It points readers at ops-warden for how to get things done. The companion says
what the rules are; ops-warden stewards the paths through them.
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