Merge collaboration templates and governance system#2
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- adds collaboration templates
- adds validation/governance docs
- adds initial records and Phase 0-A run sheet
- adds exploration/integration/emergency lane policy
- ready to become the lab’s official operating system
Updated signoff status for Rocks from PENDING to APPROVED with additional notes.
Updated Claude's status from PENDING to APPROVE with notes on agreement and scope clarification and removed duplicate Claude: Approve line.
Updated governance signoff packet with Gemini approval details and notes.
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| ### Gate 0 — Scope Declaration | ||
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| Before staging, the author must create a change packet and declare: |
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Reconcile Gate 0 packet timing with exploration rules
Gate 0 requires a change packet "before staging," but the same SOP also says local commits are unrestricted and only requires a packet before the first shared-remote push. That internal contradiction makes compliance audits unreliable (the same local commit can be read as both allowed and disallowed), which will create avoidable BLOCKs in the new governance flow. Align the Gate 0 trigger with the push/merge boundary used in Rule Zero and the Exploration Lane section.
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| ## Signoff Matrix | ||
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| - Rocks: APPROVED |
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Use canonical signoff token for Rocks status
The documented signoff enum is PENDING / APPROVE / BLOCK / WAIVE, but this packet uses APPROVED for Rocks. Any reviewer or validator following the SOP/template literally will treat this as a non-standard value, so the packet may fail its own gate check even though it appears signed. Normalize this value to the canonical token.
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