Close clock scope review and record remaining owner blockers

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Authenticated application time for Railiance services and attached workstations
whose operating-system clocks are managed independently.
Status: specification and planning baseline; no service is deployed.
Status: Python reference implementation with a private host deployment recorded
on 2026-09-15. Contract review, native acceptance and consumer adoption remain
blocked on owner evidence; see the [closeout review](docs/closeout-review-2026-09-28.md).
Read [INTENT](INTENT.md), [scope](SCOPE.md), the [draft specification](specs/railiance-clock-v0.1.md),
[acceptance criteria](specs/acceptance-v0.1.md), and [ecosystem ownership](docs/ecosystem.md).
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- [0005 — Infrastructure as code](workplans/RCLK-WP-0005-infrastructure-as-code.md)
No installation is required to review these documents. Runtime commands and
examples will be added only with their implementation and verification.
Run the local reference suite with `uv run --extra dev pytest -q`. The CLI exposes
`read`, `serve`, and `health-export` (`uv run railiance-clock --help`).
`read --trust /path/to/trust.json` requires an independently admitted trust file;
a sample cannot admit its own key or renew trust. Deployment and credentials
remain with their existing owners.
[Registration and handoff evidence](docs/registration.md).