Close superseded Morphogenesis transitions and publish v0.5 evidence - #184
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An approved Morphogenesis proposal can activate owner effects and then lose the morphology-head CAS. The old execution could remain nonterminal after application cleanup. This change adds an opt-in, authoritative direct-successor check and a durable checkpoint → fence → drain → budget-release path ending in
superseded, with its own receipt and no change to the winning head.Adds workflow compensation and authority-neutral Room projection, preserves original fence timestamps on reconciliation, and includes a runnable PostgreSQL Room/Team/Work example. Legacy records retain their digest/field set. Prepares the coordinated 65-package beta.9 release; npm publication still uses protected staging and human approval.
The paper v0.5 and its new evidence are separate from frozen v0.4 results: 36 shared-owner authority/recovery cells, independently implemented evidence verification with mutation controls, a persistent losing-transition trace, and a bounded TLA+ model (260 distinct states) with three failing variants. The manuscript reports the durable-baseline tie and explicitly leaves full comparative P5 contention coverage open.
Validation before PR: 59 Morphogenesis tests, 9 verifier tests, 28 release/version tests, public API type-check, focused package type-check, public-surface audit, persistent PostgreSQL example, and TLC. Full repository checks run locally and in CI. No production reliability, LLM intelligence, or formal implementation-refinement claim is made.