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Summary

Add a documentation-only programme for evidence-led crate decomposition: six RFCs, seven proposed ADRs, a checked-in GIST roadmap, and documentation-index entries.

The first implementation work extends bench-build and separates application-dependent test support. Production extraction then proceeds through measured, compatibility-preserving steps rather than a one-shot workspace rewrite.

RFCs

ADRs

  • 048: Defer core microcrates without deferring semantic hardening or the initial shared core.
  • 049: Gate command-schema extraction on concrete consumers and evidence; account for host/target compilation contexts.
  • 050: Own shared capability-scoped identities and bounded leases in netsuke-resource.
  • 051: Keep runner orchestration in the application initially, distinct from structured execution.
  • 052: Use one lockstep Netsuke component release train with explicit public API and packaging obligations.
  • 053: Keep suppressible quality findings separate from mandatory runtime authority.
  • 054: Preserve checked operation construction, private invariants, and replay-time authority validation across crate boundaries.

Numbers start at 048 because open PR #808 reserves ADRs through 047 and #621 already uses ADR-042. This PR does not renumber or resolve allocations on those branches.

Roadmap and coordination

docs/roadmap-crate-decomposition.md uses Goals, Ideas, Steps, and Tasks for phases 30–34, with explicit dependencies, acceptance evidence, and continue/integrate/defer/reverse decisions. Every implementation checkbox remains unchecked.

The proposals preserve RFC 0026's semantic ownership and RFC 0027's architecture-checking ownership. They reconcile in-flight linter work in #621 rather than create another implementation, and preserve its release-stage feature gate. Initial manifest testing does not acquire full structured execution as a prerequisite.

Upstream localisation extraction is tracked separately in leynos/ortho-config#566. Netsuke #779 concerns documentation IR 2.0, not build-graph IR; OrthoConfig PR #536 supersedes #420. The lightweight localisation goal remains incomplete until isolated consumers prove that configuration machinery is absent.

The release RFC explicitly distinguishes existing Lading behaviour from proposed capability extensions. It leaves release authority with Netsuke, mechanics with Lading, and reusable CI adapters with shared-actions. No package publication, credentials, tags, or registry settings change in this PR.

Validation

  • Inspected source and existing proposals at baseline b6e7cf502a26d16bf7319c0990441b4920271a95, plus relevant upstream and open-PR context.
  • Reviewed document cross-references and allocation conflicts.
  • Verified the committed comparison: 15 Markdown files only, with no deletions from the existing documentation index and no source, manifest, lockfile, or workflow changes.
  • Repository formatting, Markdown/spelling, and Rust gates have not been run locally in this connected-editing environment. No benchmark measurements or implementation-test results are claimed; CI status remains to be checked.

All new RFCs and ADRs remain Proposed. This programme introduces no broad v0.1.0 release-admission gate.

Summary by Sourcery

Establish a proposed documentation programme for measured, compatibility-preserving crate decomposition and coordinated component publication without changing source, manifests, workflows, or release configuration.

Enhancements:

  • Define a proposed, evidence-led programme for staged crate decomposition, including component ownership, dependency direction, compatibility, and extraction decision criteria.
  • Add RFCs covering build-performance benchmarking, localisation, independent component test support, forthcoming feature ownership, and multi-crate publication.
  • Add ADRs governing deferred microcrates, command-schema and runner boundaries, shared resource leases, lockstep releases, policy authority, and validated operation construction.
  • Add a checked-in GIST roadmap for phases 30–34 with dependencies, acceptance evidence, and continue/defer/reverse decision points.

Documentation:

  • Index the new crate-decomposition roadmap, six RFCs, and seven proposed ADRs in the documentation contents.

Add six RFCs, seven proposed ADRs, and a GIST roadmap covering build
benchmarks, component ownership, localisation, test isolation, and
Lading-backed publication. Coordinate upstream ortho_l10n extraction
with leynos/ortho-config#566 and existing Netsuke feature proposals.

Reserve ADRs 048-054 above allocations in open PRs #621 and #808.
Keep implementation tasks unchecked and preserve release authority.

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This documentation-only PR adds six proposed RFCs, seven proposed ADRs, a checked-in GIST roadmap, and documentation-index entries describing a measured crate-decomposition, test-isolation, component-ownership, and publication programme; it changes no source, manifests, lockfiles, workflows, packages, or release authority.

Sequence diagram for exact-candidate component publication

sequenceDiagram
    participant Maintainer
    participant NetsukeCI
    participant Lading
    participant Registry
    participant SharedActions

    Maintainer->>NetsukeCI: Admit reviewed candidate
    NetsukeCI->>Lading: Validate package plan and dependency order
    Lading->>SharedActions: Run reusable release adapters
    SharedActions-->>NetsukeCI: Return verified evidence and receipts
    NetsukeCI->>Registry: Publish prerequisites in order
    Registry-->>NetsukeCI: Return package contents and checksums
    NetsukeCI->>Lading: Resume or verify partial publication
    Lading-->>NetsukeCI: Return release status
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Entity relationship diagram for component ownership and release closure

erDiagram
    NETSUKE_BUILD ||--o{ NETSUKE_COMPONENT : depends_on
    NETSUKE_COMPONENT ||--o{ PACKAGE_CONSUMER : verified_by
    NETSUKE_COMPONENT ||--o{ TEST_FIXTURE : tested_by
    RELEASE_CANDIDATE ||--o{ NETSUKE_COMPONENT : admits

    NETSUKE_BUILD {
        string application
        string orchestration_owner
    }
    NETSUKE_COMPONENT {
        string package_name
        string semantic_owner
        string publication_status
    }
    PACKAGE_CONSUMER {
        string consumer_type
        string dependency_context
    }
    TEST_FIXTURE {
        string fixture_scope
        boolean application_free
    }
    RELEASE_CANDIDATE {
        string source_commit
        string lockfile_digest
    }
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Flow diagram for evidence-led crate extraction

flowchart TD
    Inventory[Inventory consumers and dependency edges]
    Benchmark[Extend and validate build benchmarks]
    Isolation[Prove focused test-graph isolation]
    Baseline[Capture baseline and acceptance thresholds]
    Extract[Extract one justified component]
    Verify[Run compatibility, package, and focused-test checks]
    Decide{Evidence supports boundary?}
    Continue[Continue or integrate]
    Defer[Defer or reverse]

    Inventory --> Benchmark
    Inventory --> Isolation
    Benchmark --> Baseline
    Isolation --> Baseline
    Baseline --> Extract
    Extract --> Verify
    Verify --> Decide
    Decide -->|yes| Continue
    Decide -->|no| Defer
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File-Level Changes

Change Details Files
Adds a proposed, evidence-led programme for staged crate decomposition and future component ownership.
  • Defines benchmark-first extraction gates, scenario coverage, cache/resource controls, and reproducible evidence requirements.
  • Specifies initial and deferred crate boundaries, dependency direction, compatibility obligations, and semantic construction invariants.
  • Assigns ownership for forthcoming compiler, linting, testing, parameter, execution, policy, resource, state, and artefact components.
docs/rfcs/0030-build-performance-benchmark-extension.md
docs/rfcs/0031-staged-crate-decomposition.md
docs/rfcs/0032-localisation-crate-boundary.md
docs/rfcs/0033-component-test-support.md
docs/rfcs/0034-forthcoming-component-ownership.md
docs/roadmap-crate-decomposition.md
docs/contents.md
Documents architectural decisions that constrain decomposition without implementing crate or source changes.
  • Defers premature core microcrates, command-schema extraction, and runner extraction until concrete consumers or measurements justify them.
  • Defines shared resource identities/leases, lockstep component release policy, and separation of quality findings from runtime authority.
  • Requires checked operation construction, preserved privacy/invariants, and replay-time authority validation across crate boundaries.
docs/adr-048-defer-core-microcrate-decomposition.md
docs/adr-049-gate-command-schema-extraction.md
docs/adr-050-shared-resource-identities-and-leases.md
docs/adr-051-keep-runner-as-application-orchestration.md
docs/adr-052-lockstep-component-release-and-api-policy.md
docs/adr-053-separate-policy-findings-from-runtime-authority.md
docs/adr-054-preserve-validated-operation-construction.md
docs/contents.md
Defines a proposed Lading-backed multi-crate publication and trusted-release programme.
  • Describes package closure/order validation, exact-candidate admission, receipts, resumable partial-release handling, and registry-consumer checks.
  • Separates Netsuke release authority from Lading mechanics and shared CI adapters, with trusted publishing and bootstrap safeguards.
  • Explicitly keeps publication, credentials, workflow settings, and release authority unchanged in this documentation-only PR.
docs/rfcs/0035-lading-backed-workspace-publication.md
docs/roadmap-crate-decomposition.md
docs/contents.md

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Summary

  • Add six proposed RFCs (0030–0035) and seven proposed ADRs (048–054) for a measured, staged crate-decomposition programme. The proposals define component ownership, dependency boundaries, compatibility requirements, testing evidence and publication controls.
  • Add a roadmap for phases 30–34. Record dependencies, acceptance evidence and continue, integrate, defer or reverse decisions. Keep implementation tasks unchecked.
  • Update docs/contents.md with links to the roadmap, RFCs and ADRs.
  • Track upstream localisation extraction separately in ortho-config issue 566. Keep the new proposals in Proposed status; make no package publication or registry-setting changes.

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The author reports verifying a committed comparison of 15 Markdown files, with no deletions from the existing documentation index and no source, manifest, lockfile or workflow changes. Formatting, Markdown and spelling checks, and Rust gates were not run locally. No benchmark measurements or implementation-test results are reported. CI status remains to be checked.

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Adds a proposed crate-decomposition roadmap, six RFCs (0030–0035) and seven ADRs (048–054), and links them from the documentation index. The proposals define staged extraction, component boundaries, evidence and testing requirements, runtime authority constraints and release policy. They do not implement the proposed crate changes or publish packages.

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Crate Decomposition Programme

Layer / File(s) Summary
Roadmap and evidence gates
docs/roadmap-crate-decomposition.md, docs/rfcs/0030-build-performance-benchmark-extension.md, docs/rfcs/0033-component-test-support.md, docs/contents.md
The roadmap defines programme phases and evidence gates. RFC 0030 specifies build benchmark scenarios and measurement requirements. RFC 0033 defines test-support ownership and dependency-isolation checks. The documentation index links the roadmap and proposals.
Component boundaries and semantic constraints
docs/rfcs/0031-staged-crate-decomposition.md, docs/rfcs/0032-localisation-crate-boundary.md, docs/roadmap-crate-decomposition.md, docs/adr-048-*, docs/adr-049-*, docs/adr-051-*, docs/adr-054-*
The RFCs and ADRs propose extraction stages and boundaries for core, localisation and runner responsibilities. They specify dependency constraints, schema-extraction gates and checked construction requirements for validated operations.
Component ownership and runtime authority
docs/rfcs/0034-forthcoming-component-ownership.md, docs/roadmap-crate-decomposition.md, docs/adr-050-*, docs/adr-053-*
The proposals define ownership and dependency boundaries for forthcoming components. They specify resource identity and lease requirements, and distinguish policy findings from runtime authority.
Release and API policy
docs/rfcs/0035-lading-backed-workspace-publication.md, docs/adr-052-*, docs/roadmap-crate-decomposition.md
The proposals define dependency-ordered package publication, lockstep versioning, API policy and publication controls. The roadmap assigns release preparation to a programme phase.

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Check name Status Explanation Resolution
Testing (Property / Proof) ⚠️ Warning ADR 050 introduces canonical ordering for arbitrary multi-resource lease sets and a bounded acquisition, cancellation, and partial-release lifecycle. Its verification section lists fixed cases, includ… Update ADR 050’s verification criteria to recommend property-based tests for canonical lease ordering across varied resource sets and request permutations, including duplicate and alias cases where applicable. Cover acquisition, cancellatio…
✅ Passed checks (14 passed)
Check name Status Explanation
Title check ✅ Passed The title accurately summarizes the documentation programme for measured crate decomposition and publication.
Description check ✅ Passed The description explains the proposed RFCs, ADRs, roadmap, and documentation-only scope, which match the changeset.
Docstring Coverage ✅ Passed No functions found in the changed files to evaluate docstring coverage. Skipping docstring coverage check. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 0 functions across 0…
Linked Issues check ✅ Passed Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check ✅ Passed Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Testing (Overall) ✅ Passed The pull request adds or edits only 15 Markdown files. The reviewed diff contains no implementation, test, manifest, or build-configuration changes. It introduces no functionality or behavioural chang…
User-Facing Documentation ✅ Passed PASS — The reviewed range changes 15 documentation files only; it changes no source, package, or workflow files. The new RFCs and ADRs describe proposed work, and all 31 roadmap tasks are unchecked. `…
Developer Documentation ✅ Passed PASS. Treat the new material as proposed design documentation, not as implemented APIs, architecture, tooling, or build requirements. The patch changes only Markdown files under docs/. The new RFCs …
Module-Level Documentation ✅ Passed PASS: The pull request changes 15 Markdown documentation files only. It adds no source modules, so the module-level documentation check does not apply.
Testing (Unit And Behavioural) ✅ Passed Record this check as passing. The reviewed diff changes 15 files, all under docs/, and adds no executable code, test, manifest, or workflow changes. The RFCs and ADRs are proposals, so this pull req…
Testing (Compile-Time / Ui) ✅ Passed PASS. Treat this check as inapplicable. The reviewed range changes only 15 Markdown files under docs/; it adds no Rust or TypeScript code, compile-time behaviour, or implemented text/UI output. The …
Unit Architecture ✅ Passed PASS. The reviewed range changes 15 Markdown files only; it adds proposals and index entries, with no executable code, API, or workflow changes. The proposed boundaries keep application orchestration …
Domain Architecture ✅ Passed The PR changes 15 documentation files and no source, manifest, or workflow files. The proposals keep semantic facts and checked construction in the model, place configuration and process concerns at a…
Observability ✅ Passed The reviewed diff changes only 15 Markdown files under docs/: 14 additions and one modification. It changes no executable code, build configuration, or operational workflow. This documentation-only …
Full details: Testing (Property / Proof)

Explanation

ADR 050 introduces canonical ordering for arbitrary multi-resource lease sets and a bounded acquisition, cancellation, and partial-release lifecycle. Its verification section lists fixed cases, including deterministic order and reversed requested order, but it does not recommend a property test or bounded model check for the broader ordering and lifecycle invariants. A small example table cannot cover the meaningful permutations and transitions. No executable code changes in this pull request; the gap is in the proposed verification criteria.

Resolution

Update ADR 050’s verification criteria to recommend property-based tests for canonical lease ordering across varied resource sets and request permutations, including duplicate and alias cases where applicable. Cover acquisition, cancellation, timeout, and partial-acquisition rollback as state transitions with property tests or a bounded model check when their state space is too broad for a complete small table. Keep the listed integration and platform-specific tests.

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