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… rules Squashed from: - spec: session-2.md — write model, sync semantics and default-store rules - feat: OVOS-SESSION-2 v2 — wholesale-replace vs field-merge, thin intermediate emissions, gate invariant Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ions, default-store deviation owned, client adoption point
…iter-wins; default-store write acceptance
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Closed by the author. Emergent-already (store acceptance) plus YAGNI (§2.8). Default-store capture is already prevented by
session_idscoping: the bridge assigns a peer a non-defaultsession_id(BRIDGE-1 §3.4.2), so peer traffic never keys into the"default"store. Re-stating that as a bridge MUST re-implements the primitive. §2.8's write-ordering timeline pins an order nothing today depends on — deleted rather than qualified.