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Record T07 done and the SCOPE-block root cause of T03

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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@ -290,16 +290,32 @@ Two smaller production inconsistencies found while verifying T01:
```task
id: REUSE-WP-0020-T07
status: todo
status: done
priority: low
```
Unrelated to the retirement, recorded so it is not lost. The hub's repo scope
check reports `C5b`/`C5c` warnings: `SCOPE.md` is missing the standard H2
check reported `C5b`/`C5c` warnings: `SCOPE.md` was missing the standard H2
sections *Relevant When*, *Not Relevant When*, *How It Fits*, *Terminology*,
*Related / Overlapping*, *Provided Capabilities*, and carries no fenced
*Related / Overlapping*, *Provided Capabilities*, and carried no fenced
capability block.
**Done 2026-08-21** (`823ce9e`). All six sections added plus three `capability`
blocks.
Writing this section surfaced the **root cause of T03**. The fenced `capability`
blocks that belong in `SCOPE.md` use `type` / `title` / `description` /
`keywords` — which is *exactly* the shape `evidence-binder` put in its
`registry/indexes/capabilities.yaml`, where the required shape is `id` / `name`
/ `summary` / `vector` / `domain` / `status` / `owner` / `path` / `tags` /
`consumption_modes`. They did not invent a broken format; they copied a valid
one from the wrong place.
That makes it a systemic trap rather than a one-off mistake, so the Terminology
section now documents the distinction explicitly. Worth a follow-up: `validate`
could detect SCOPE-shaped rows in an index and say so by name, and `report gaps`
could sweep the federation for other members with the same confusion.
## Fix Wall-Clock Rot In The Plan-Check Test Suite
```task