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docs: publish reader-first paper v1.0.7 - #63

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What changed

  • preserve the working title and subtitle exactly
  • publish v1.0.7 as a layered, reader-first manuscript
  • add a plain-English explanation, Mermaid model, explicit claim boundaries, results map, reading paths, glossary, and selected primary-source links
  • move version history behind the paper instead of placing it before the abstract
  • update the stable paper pointer, paper index, evidence-alignment ledger, and regression checks
  • add a one-click Paper link to the public landing-page navigation and hero

Evidence boundary

The scientific core from §1 through the final skim sentence is byte-identical to v1.0.6. No theorem, experiment result, canonical status, limitation, or release blocker changes. Earlier paper versions remain preserved.

Visitor impact

After merge and deployment, visitors entering through the public site can open v1.0.7 directly from the main navigation or hero instead of landing at the footer.

Validation

  • make verify
  • 353 Python tests passed; 8 skipped; 8 subtests passed
  • public-boundary diff and full-tree sweep passed
  • withheld-data, registration-chain, and research-integrity checks passed
  • site lint, production build, and rendered-page test passed

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Silentpartnercoding marked this pull request as ready for review August 9, 2026 21:12
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Silentpartnercoding merged commit ef9282c into main Aug 10, 2026
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