docs(phase-28): freeze checklist item sign-off scope#48
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Summary
This docs-only direct-to-main PR removes the Phase 28 execution blocker by freezing the formal Phase 28 contract on main.
It freezes:
This PR only changes repository-owned definition files:
Why this PR exists
This is not a Phase 28 implementation PR.
Its only purpose is to converge the Phase 28 scope freeze into main so the next round can return to the Phase 28 execution template from latest main.
Merge of this PR is required before Phase 28 execution can begin.
Scope boundaries
This PR does not modify runtime, replay, observability, analytics, queue, worker, API, CLI, or web behavior.
It does not start checklist item sign-off implementation.
It does not expand into README updates because README is not a blocker for this scope freeze.
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