Retire the completed clone traversal review

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@@ -21,8 +21,9 @@ add public obligations.
Implement only the selected consolidation. Retain the public `Load`,
`LoadLayered`, options, inputs, callbacks, source/search descriptions, inspection,
and sequence-registration APIs. Keep the root-to-engine-to-document/YAML
dependency direction. Clone traversal review/refactoring remains deferred under
[future.md](future.md#4-clone-traversal-review). Changes to shared descriptors must
dependency direction. Clone traversal review/refactoring was excluded from this
sprint; the subsequent [review outcome](consolidation.md#oq-2-how-much-clone-cleanup-should-this-effort-commit-to)
retains the existing traversal. Changes to shared descriptors must
preserve existing cloning behavior. This sprint does not publish a release,
update dependencies/toolchain requirements, change configuration semantics, or
introduce complexity/performance gates.
@@ -729,15 +730,16 @@ without a new registration framework. Run R for both Stages 17–18.
policy/state/tier lifetimes, resolved context versus live handles, import file
owners, and explicit inheritance/projection/schema handoffs. Fix moved-symbol
and behavioral-test navigation and stale comments affected by the refactor.
4. Preserve public contract definitions and accepted ADR decisions. Keep deferred
clone work in `future.md`. No policy change or new ADR is needed for the
selected private refactor.
4. Preserve public contract definitions and accepted ADR decisions. Keep clone
work outside this sprint; its subsequent disposition is recorded under
[OQ-2](consolidation.md#oq-2-how-much-clone-cleanup-should-this-effort-commit-to).
No policy change or new ADR is needed for the selected private refactor.
Progress notes (2026-10-25): added a consumer entry-point and ownership guide,
linked the existing adoption examples, and documented normalized requests,
acquisition/context lifetimes, import owners, and inheritance/projection/schema
handoffs. Updated test navigation and retained clone review as deferred.
Documentation links and repository boundaries passed.
handoffs. Updated test navigation and retained clone review as deferred at this
stage. Documentation links and repository boundaries passed.
**Finish:** current documentation describes implemented structure, with the
roadmap/plan retaining future work and progress until release cleanup.
@@ -773,7 +775,7 @@ was needed. The final development check and race-enabled full test suite passed.
| --- | --- |
| 1: imports | Stages 3–6 and 10–13 remove options reconstruction/default coupling and forwarding ladders; acquisition/scope/evidence owners and admission operations are clear. A and final checks pass. |
| 2: inheritance | Stages 14–16 return explicit template results, keep one executor, and preserve accounting and value/history/identity agreement. I and final checks pass. |
| 3: projection | Stage 17 extracts substantial handlers sharing operation state. R and final checks pass. Clone review remains deferred, not implicitly completed. |
| 3: projection | Stage 17 extracts substantial handlers sharing operation state. R and final checks pass. Clone review was excluded from the sprint and subsequently closed without a refactor; see [OQ-2](consolidation.md#oq-2-how-much-clone-cleanup-should-this-effort-commit-to). |
| 4: schema | Stage 18 clarifies ordinary/inline assembly while preserving both descriptor views. R and final checks pass. |
| 5: contexts | Stages 7–9 share resolved facts across input/import/overlay/passive contexts without retaining handles or changing validation timing. A and final checks pass. |
| 6: facade | Stage 2 removes unused inverse conversions/adapters and shares real conversion. F and final boundary/consumer checks pass. |