Promote stable identities from council declarations #16
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Coordinate the declared promotion path: flake-ops is the council-declaration authority; NixOps4 providers apply every declaratively expressible mutation; Vedanta may expose a runtime duplicate only for workflow-time needs.
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Requirement: declared promotion is declarative-first
Superseded by Ting/Ting#86 — freeholder ruling Q1 (2026-09-04): this Epic (promotion) moves to the estate tracker.
The work spans three repositories, and Vedanta holds the optional half — providers are the required declarative path, and this repository "must not be the sole implementation of any declaratively expressible operation". A record governed from the repository that owns its optional half is governed from the wrong place, and its OpenSpec package would have lived in this wiki rather than the estate store.
The contract is now OpenSpec 85, authored today. The Session tier was dissolved by Q3: the six nodes become Deliverables under their Epics, each reviewed in the repository that builds it.
Nothing is lost by closing this. The grooming history here — including the 2026-08-26 sizing ruling that governs the decomposition — is cited from the superseding record. Vedanta keeps its own two Deliverables, #18 and #19, re-pointed at the new Epics.