docs(protocol): close first v0.1 review - #13
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What changed
Why
The minimum seven-day review window has elapsed, but the RFCs still had unresolved questions and no recorded decision. This closes the review without treating private, uncommitted implementation experiments as public protocol contracts.
Public boundary
This PR changes public RFC/status documentation only. It does not copy authentication, worker, ledger, storage, IM/WebSocket, administration, deployment, private implementation code, or internal progress-analysis material into the public repository.
Validation
git diff --checktools/validate-public-artifacts.pyfnb-progress-gap-analysis/remains untrackedValidation result:
validation passed: 10 schemas, 6 protocol-chain objects, full valid-instance coverage, negative fixtures