canon: distinguish sector domains from project identity
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| `space` | Space industry, satellites, orbital systems, launch, space logistics, space simulation. |
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| `government` | B2G, civic infrastructure, public administration, procurement, citizen services, regulation-facing systems. |
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### 6.3 Legacy Project Identities Are Not Domain Aliases
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The older labels `custodian`, `railiance`, `markitect`, `coulomb_social`,
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`personhood`, `foerster_capabilities`, and `netkingdom` identify projects,
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estates, or bodies of canon. They are not allowed values for
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`repo_classification.domain` and MUST NOT be mechanically translated as if
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each named project served one market sector.
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Keep those identities in project titles, topics, architecture, provenance,
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and historical records. Classify each repository by the user/customer rule in
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§6.1. A project can legitimately contain repos in different sectors: for
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example, a Railiance platform repo can be `infotech`, while a rail-operations
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product can be `industrials`.
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Migration review seeds and the live 2026-08-23 fleet baseline are recorded in
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`docs/repo-classification-sector-migration-baseline-2026-08-23.md`. Its mapping
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table is a triage aid, not an automatic rewrite rule.
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## 7. Capability Tags
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