chore(canon): re-adopt canon 2.0.2 - #109
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The canon's 2.0.2 release corrects the machine tree's spelling in its two
normative artefacts: `machine-readable/` → `.machine_readable/`. Ruling R-A
settled the spelling; the law had been naming the minority form.
Re-pinned, all three values:
version 2.0.1 -> 2.0.2
criteria_sha256 efd024ad… -> 7804d77127001ed50263f0783d8a11f7211e72cb5e9f6443f2acde4b08d9ab1e
gates_sha256 8b1a77669c9a… -> 6a8b9b420519dccdd2c586da06a9a302bdbbb3dc917f49e4a7b308882471d68a
ORDER MATTERS, AND THIS HALF GOES FIRST
[canon].order is spine-adopts-then-canon-releases: the canon cannot land 2.0.2
while pinning hashes this repo has not adopted. Gate A fails the canon until
this is in.
So **this change is red until the canon releases** — the `Canon lockstep` job
compares all six values (the F8 fix) and canon main still says 2.0.1. The two
land together, as the Phase 1 pair did. That is the ordering rule working, not a
broken gate.
F8 is why this is safe to attempt at all: before it, `gates_sha256` was recorded
and never compared, so a half-done re-pin would have been invisible. Six values,
two directions, empty reads refused.
Witness: the spine's own extractors, run against the canon tree at the 2.0.2
release, print MATCH for all three pins.
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The canon's 2.0.2 release corrects the machine tree's spelling in its two normative artefacts:
machine-readable/→.machine_readable/. Ruling R-A settled the spelling; the law had been naming the minority form.Re-pinned here, all three values:
version2.0.12.0.2criteria_sha256efd024ad…7804d77127001ed50263f0783d8a11f7211e72cb5e9f6443f2acde4b08d9ab1egates_sha2568b1a77669c9a…6a8b9b420519dccdd2c586da06a9a302bdbbb3dc917f49e4a7b308882471d68a[canon].orderis spine-adopts-then-canon-releases, and theCanon lockstepjob compares all six values — the F8 fix. Canonmainstill says2.0.1, so this cannot be green on its own. It lands with hyperpolymath/standards#818, seconds apart, exactly as the Phase 1 pair did.F8 is why this is safe to attempt: before it,
gates_sha256was recorded and never compared, so a half-done re-pin would have been invisible. Six values, two directions, empty reads refused.Witness
Run against the canon tree at the 2.0.2 release, the spine's own extractors print MATCH for all three pins.