Note NetKingdom layering review in INTENT

Records this repository's layer in the NetKingdom IT-security layer model
(Taxonomy / Tooling / Engines / Staff) and what should change in this INTENT
as a result. Links to the review that established the model:
gate-house/history/2026-08-28-security-layer-model-and-gate-house-recut.md

The note flags pending adaptation only; the body is unchanged.

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

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# INTENT
> **NetKingdom layering review — 2026-08-28.** This repository's role was reviewed
> against the NetKingdom IT-security layer model: **Taxonomy → Tooling → Engines →
> Staff**, layered by determinism and by the kind of artifact each layer produces.
> Findings and the argument behind them:
> `gate-house/history/2026-08-28-security-layer-model-and-gate-house-recut.md`.
> The model as currently stated is `gate-house/INTENT.md` § "Where Gate House Sits";
> it is ruled to become a `net-kingdom/canon/standards/` standard, not yet written.
>
> The layer rule that binds every repository: **Staff never touches tooling
> directly. It acts only through engine APIs.**
>
> **This repository is Engine — deterministic API for a modeled concept.** Add the layer label. Credential custody, materialization, and lifecycle remain secrets-engine's. Two boundaries to make explicit: the decision that authority exists is access-engine's, and the doctrine governing when and how authority may be materialized is gate-house's. secrets-engine implements; it does not author the rules or render the decision.
>
> *This note records what should change. The body below is not yet adapted.*
> This file captures why this repository exists, the direction it is moving
> toward, and the kind of system it is meant to become. It is intentionally
> aspirational and stable, not a description of current implementation.