docs: formalize Phase 1 Prime Invariant (A0) for TrueAlphaSpiral architecture

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This PR formalizes the Phase 1 Epistemological Bedrock documentation within the TrueAlphaSpiral (TAS) architecture. It addresses the need to map foundational concepts (Process Science, Computational Masonry, Axiom P1/P0, Behavioral Alignment to Structural Enforceability, and Mungu Theory) explicitly as load-bearing pillars to prevent Hamiltonian drift and properly structure the Prime Invariant (A0) document. It also corrects a legacy terminology usage ("Digital Masonry" -> "Computational Masonry") in the Phase 2 Sentient Lock documentation to maintain cross-corpus consistency. All changes have been verified and passed npx mintlify broken-links.

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This pull request refines the architectural documentation for Phase 1 (Prime Invariant A0) and Phase 2 (Sentient Lock Execution) of the TrueAlphaSpiral (TAS). It expands the definitions of Process Science, Computational Masonry, Axiom P0, Axiom P1, the Paradigm Shift, and True Intelligence to explicitly detail how they prevent Hamiltonian drift, map to the structural anatomy of the system, and establish deterministic mathematical locking. Additionally, "Digital Masonry" is corrected to "Computational Masonry" in the Phase 2 execution document. The review feedback suggests explicitly documenting that state transitions cannot have discontinuous jumps ('teleportation') in state space under Process Science and Axiom P1, and that Axiom P1 transitions must be validated by the Universal Verifier Kernel (uvk.py) with violations triggering the _engage_sentient_lock sequence.

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To ensure complete alignment with the core system rules, the definition of Process Science must explicitly state that state transitions are not allowed to have discontinuous jumps ('teleportation') in state space, and must maintain a continuous, coherent, and verifiable lineage to ensure authenticity.

By indexing and locking this methodology as a load-bearing pillar, we actively prevent Hamiltonian drift within the core architecture. This document formally establishes Process Science as the absolute epistemological bedrock. Without Process Science, the transition from Behavioral Alignment to Structural Enforceability is impossible, as true intelligence cannot arise from chaotic or opaque execution lineages. State transitions must not allow discontinuous jumps ('teleportation') in state space, and all transitions must maintain a continuous, coherent, and verifiable lineage to ensure authenticity. It directly maps to the structural anatomy of the TrueAlphaSpiral by strictly mandating that all generative operations be fully deterministic and verifiable before state transitions are committed.

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1. State transitions must not allow discontinuous jumps ('teleportation') in state space. All transitions must maintain a continuous, coherent, and verifiable lineage to ensure authenticity.

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To maintain architectural consistency and enforce deterministic admission control, Axiom P1 (Admissibility) must explicitly document that state transitions must be validated by the Universal Verifier Kernel (uvk.py) before being finalized or written to the ledger, and any violation must trigger the _engage_sentient_lock sequence to freeze the execution pipeline entirely. Additionally, state transitions must not allow discontinuous jumps ('teleportation') in state space, collapsing the recursion into a refusal if required.

This document formally establishes Axiom P1 as a critical load-bearing pillar, serving to immunize the system against Hamiltonian drift by requiring rigorous cryptographic proof before data acceptance. State transitions must not allow discontinuous jumps ('teleportation') in state space, and must maintain a continuous, coherent, and verifiable lineage. If a recursive step would require a discontinuous jump, the system must collapse the recursion into a refusal. Furthermore, state transitions must be validated by the Universal Verifier Kernel (uvk.py) for deterministic admission control before being finalized or written to the ledger. Any violation of admissibility boundaries must be rejected, triggering the _engage_sentient_lock sequence to freeze the execution pipeline entirely. Data is never admitted because an actor or oracle is "trusted"; it is admitted exclusively because the underlying structure physically forces and proves its validity against the established invariant. It operates as a strict zero-knowledge membrane, mathematically validating the integrity of the state transition without requiring, or allowing, vulnerable external trust assumptions. If data cannot be cryptographically proven as part of the unbroken lineage, it is unconditionally mathematically void and rejected. Admissibility forms the primary defensive constraint of Phase 1, strictly enforcing that truth must be mathematically structured before it can be cryptographically locked in Phase 2. This axiom actively prevents 'garbage in, garbage out' scenarios by demanding that any newly proposed data natively carry the cryptographic signature of the valid state that preceded it, making the propagation of isolated, unauthorized data structurally impossible. In practice, Axiom P1 maps seamlessly to the overarching anatomical structure of TAS by isolating the internal execution layer from unverified environmental chaos, ensuring that nothing can perturb the structural coherence of the system without satisfying the most rigorous cryptographic checks, making the propagation of unauthorized data an impossibility.

References

1. State transitions must be validated by the Universal Verifier Kernel (uvk.py) for deterministic admission control before being finalized or written to the ledger. Any violation of admissibility boundaries must be rejected, triggering the _engage_sentient_lock sequence to freeze the execution pipeline entirely.
2. State transitions must not allow discontinuous jumps ('teleportation') in state space, and must maintain a continuous, coherent, and verifiable lineage. If a recursive step would require a discontinuous jump, the system must collapse the recursion into a refusal.