Add redacted effective rendering

docs/roadmap/initial.md

@@ -470,7 +470,8 @@ The [current application schema contract](../config.md#application-schema-bindin
 owns root/type support, field and tag binding, inlining, codec pairing, and
 schema-aware path rules. The [current defaults and typed-decoding contract](../config.md#defaults-and-typed-decoding)
 owns strict conversions, container application, presence, safe failures, and initial
-origins. Secret handling and rendering remain target work below.
+origins. Secret classification and effective rendering are owned by the
+[current redaction contract](../config.md#secret-classification-and-effective-rendering).
 
 ## Recorded resolution and validation
 
@@ -479,7 +480,7 @@ Application-owned recorded resolution is implemented. The
 explicitness queries, helpers and manual records, structural mutation auditing,
 coalescing, diagnostics, origins, history, and snapshot ownership. Layered input
 history is owned by the [current metadata contract](../config.md#layered-metadata);
-redacted explanation and secret dependency propagation remain target work.
+redacted historical-value explanation remains target work.
 
 Canonical typed projection, detached cloning, structural comparison, and publishing
 independently captured resolved results are implemented. The
@@ -499,7 +500,9 @@ Safe diagnostic/provenance value records, canonical diagnostic rendering, and
 Default, base, profile, and resolution records are attached to the loading lifecycle;
 their source ordering, composite/synthetic origins, replacement history, and detached
 queries are owned by the [current metadata contract](../config.md#layered-metadata).
-Safe historical values, redaction, and rendering remain target work below.
+Secret classification and effective rendering are owned by the
+[current redaction contract](../config.md#secret-classification-and-effective-rendering).
+Safe historical values and explanation remain target work below.
 
 Diagnostics have stable codes, severity, semantic path when available, a safe
 message, primary location, and related locations. Sort deterministically by
@@ -520,20 +523,6 @@ Applications likewise must supply value-free validation messages and resolution
 reasons. ConfigKit cannot sanitize secrets embedded in arbitrary application
 prose reliably.
 
-Use `configkit:"secret"` on fields and an application path-classification hook
-for dynamic entries. A secret container makes descendants secret. Secret
-classification applies conservatively across current and historical definitions
-of a path: replacing a secret does not declassify its history. It propagates from
-recorded secret dependencies to derived outputs. Applications remain responsible
-for marking secret-producing transformations whose dependencies are not recorded.
-
-Provide source reporting and redacted effective rendering in the initial target.
-Render from a canonical projection of the final typed snapshot, including zero
-values and null/empty distinctions supported by the schema. Redacted output is
-for inspection and is not promised to be reloadable. ConfigKit renderers must
-not expose raw secrets; returning typed configuration to the application is an
-intentional trusted boundary. ConfigKit does not log configuration on its own.
-
 Provide full safe historical-value explanation in the initial release, as defined
 [below](#historical-value-explanation). Defer config diffs and fingerprints. A future fingerprint design
 must specify canonicalization, secret handling, and disclosure risks before
@@ -568,9 +557,9 @@ and verification against consumer models.
 
 `Load`, `Definition`, `Options`, `FilesystemContext`, `Override`, `VersionRule`,
 `Version`, `Validation`, and `Result` are declared. The current loader supports the
-callback and path-import subset described by the [current contract](../config.md);
-later override, secret, and rendering behavior below remains target work and
-unavailable options fail explicitly rather than being ignored.
+implemented boundary described by the [current contract](../config.md). Explicit
+overrides, secret references/bootstrap, and historical-value explanation remain
+target work; unavailable options fail explicitly rather than being ignored.
 
 ```go
 func Load[T any](source Source, options ...Options[T]) (*Result[T], error)
@@ -863,8 +852,9 @@ potentially sensitive configured values.
 `VersionRule`, `Version`, and the version-checking use of `Validation` are
 implemented. The [current version contract](../config.md#application-schema-versions)
 owns absent/null/string handling, report locations, warnings, failure behavior, and
-raw-error suppression. Secret classification and later composed-source placement
-checks remain target work.
+raw-error suppression. The
+[current redaction contract](../config.md#secret-classification-and-effective-rendering)
+owns secret classification.
 
 ```go
 type VersionRule struct {
@@ -918,19 +908,15 @@ versions remain strings under ConfigKit's convention; adopting consumers with
 integer versions must migrate their syntax rather than enable a second scalar
 policy.
 
-`Definition.Secret` is an optional pure path predicate for dynamic entries,
-combined with secret field tags. It can add sensitivity but cannot override a
-tag to declassify a value. It is applied to historical as well as final paths.
-Recorded dependencies propagate sensitivity under the existing redaction rules;
-applications own secret-producing transformations not described by those records.
+`Definition.Secret` and `configkit:"secret"` behavior are implemented and owned by
+the [current redaction contract](../config.md#secret-classification-and-effective-rendering).
 
 ### Results, errors, and inspection
 
-`Result.Config`, `Metadata`, `Sources`, and `Diagnostics`, together with
-`LoadError` and `WriteDiagnostics`, are implemented at the current loading boundary.
+`Result.Config`, `Metadata`, `Sources`, `Diagnostics`, and `WriteEffective`, together
+with `LoadError` and `WriteDiagnostics`, are implemented at the current loading boundary.
 The [current loading contract](../config.md#single-source-loading) and Go reference
-comments own their behavior. Effective rendering and richer layered inspection
-below remain target work.
+comments own their behavior. Historical-value explanation below remains target work.
 
 ```go
 type Result[T any] struct {
@@ -961,12 +947,9 @@ locations as described [above](#provenance-diagnostics-and-redaction). No raw
 parser error or unrestricted secret-bearing history is exposed. No automatic
 logging occurs. Inspection methods returning slices provide defensive copies.
 
-`Config` is caller-owned typed data. Metadata and rendering use an independently
-captured final snapshot, so later caller mutation cannot rewrite the recorded
-result. `WriteEffective` emits deterministic redacted YAML for inspection, with
-no unredacted switch. It returns output errors rather than a new configuration validation result.
-Custom projection failures must already have been rejected before a load
-succeeds. Output can be partial on writer failure.
+Caller-owned configuration, the frozen result snapshot, secret classification, and
+`WriteEffective` behavior are owned by the
+[current redaction contract](../config.md#secret-classification-and-effective-rendering).
 
 An application can report errors and inspect a successful load without rebuilding
 diagnostic formatting. This example uses `errors` and `io` and the pipeline