docs: register the two hook-entry pipelines in the signal inventory#281
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intake-sweep is a signal pipeline in exactly the SPEC-200 sense (collect -> propose a staging block) but was absent from the inventory that spec cites as its evidence base. Registering it surfaced that backlog-stage, its direct sibling and the older of the two, was never listed either: the original sweep enumerated CLI entries and missed hook-entry pipelines. Both are now rows 20-21, the staging-block proposal list reads 2/5/15/20/21, and the header records why the first sweep had the blind spot.
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intake-sweep(merged in #279) andbacklog-stageindocs/verification/signal-pipeline-inventory.mdas rows 20-21, and updates SPEC-200's count + appendix to match.Why
SPEC-200 cites that inventory as its evidence base for "the kit has one ETL class with five vocabularies".
intake-sweepis a pipeline of exactly that shape (collect -> propose a## [staged]block) and was missing. Registering it surfaced thatbacklog-stage, its older sibling and the other hook-entry pipeline feeding the same staging file, was never listed either: the original 2026-07-14 sweep enumerated CLI entries and had a blind spot for hook entries. The header now records that so the next sweep does not repeat it.Test
tests/test-meta.sh0 FAIL,tests/test-intake-sweep.sh19/19. Docs-only change; no count is pinned by any test (checked), so the 19 -> 21 update is prose-consistent rather than gate-enforced.