ZONE-WP-0001: carry the workload-subject correction into T02 and T03

The lane-to-workload join moves from a noted gap to the critical path: with no
workloads in the corpus there is nothing to attach an admission standard to, and
the honest answer may be that the join belongs to whatever declares workloads
rather than to zone-engine.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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**Done 2026-08-19.** Full result: `docs/estate-partition-2026-08-19.md`.
> **Corrected the same day by operator direction, recorded in §7 of that
> document.** Policy is about the **workload**, not the lane; the software repo
> only *suggests*; the workload and its responsible party declare the scrutiny;
> and a zone **requires** a standard for admission — a workload qualifies to run
> in a zone rather than being labelled with one. This is `tenancy-posture`
> Decision 8.2's tier-minimum mechanism, which Decision 5.6 had already said
> stance would behave as. The four bands below survive as membership *inputs*,
> not as zones.
Four bands, each of the 27 lanes in exactly one — **Decided** (1, the only lane
ops-warden decides), **Fronted** (10, owner has a front door), **Covered** (12,
ops-warden proxies what it does not own), **Signposted** (4, routed, nothing
@ -312,6 +321,23 @@ field repeats the error net-kingdom rejected when it refused stance as a
tenancy axis. Model them as two fields: grade (derived, defaultable) and
acceptance (asserted, owned, expiring).
**Resolved by the T02 correction.** Grade and acceptance are the two sides of a
Decision 8.2 join: the zone asserts a floor, the workload asserts its posture,
and the join is mechanical. Not two fields to invent — one join to implement.
**And the join is now the critical path.** ops-warden's catalog contains no
workloads, so there is no subject to attach an admission standard to. `M0`-`M3`
already grades workloads, which is the side that exists; what is missing is
anything declaring which workload consumes which lane. T03 cannot produce a
usable stance model until that is answered, and the honest answer may be that it
belongs to whatever declares workloads — not to this repo.
**Build stage is a positional fact, not a concession.** The organization is in
`build`; the default stance is permissive and zones tighten by *admission*,
rather than by raising a global floor. That is what makes this model compatible
with deep refactoring instead of hostile to it, and it is the same reasoning
that produced `ADR-0006`.
**Amended by flex-auth 2026-08-19 — split membership from stance.** ops-warden's
option (c) ("zones as policy-package data") was rejected wholesale because the
model must govern two controls flex-auth does not evaluate. flex-auth agrees with