feat(sema-policies): expand the standard policy pack - #1
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What changed
sema-policiesto 0.2.0Why
Issue sema-lisp/sema#50 calls for an installable standard policy pack built from deterministic runtime controls. The Sema runtime now supports semantic policy subjects, deterministic content/output checks, completion evidence, durable signed approval gates, and evidence export, so these reusable policies can be shipped without embedding them in core.
This PR intentionally does not claim automatic action-bound approval, semantic fact checking, conditional model routing, or regulatory compliance. Those need additional runtime support or human judgment.
Depends on sema-lisp/sema#143 and the policy runtime work it is stacked on.
Validation
sema fmt --check package.sema tests.semasema --no-llm tests.sema(9/9 tests)