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Type of change

  • feat — user-visible new feature
  • fix — user-visible bug fix
  • perf — performance improvement
  • refactor — code change, no behaviour change
  • docs — documentation only
  • test — tests only
  • build — build system, packaging, dependencies
  • ci — CI configuration
  • chore — maintenance
  • revert — revert of a prior commit

Breaking change?

  • This PR introduces a breaking change.

How has this been tested?

Checklist

Process

  • My PR title follows Conventional Commits.
  • All of my commits are signed and show "Verified" on GitHub
    (GPG or SSH). See
    CONTRIBUTING.md § Signed commits.
  • All of my commits have a DCO sign-off (Signed-off-by: trailer,
    added by git commit -s).
  • My branch name follows <type>/<short-kebab-description> (see
    CONTRIBUTING.md § Branch naming).
  • I have rebased onto the latest default branch; no merge commits
    from the base branch in this PR.
  • I have added or updated tests covering the change (or explained
    below why tests aren't applicable).
  • I have updated documentation (README, inline docs, changelog,
    migration notes) where relevant.
  • I ran the repo's local checks (lint, typecheck, tests) and they pass.
  • Any new runtime dependencies are justified in this PR description
    (name, version, license, why).
  • If this is a breaking change, I have marked the box above and
    included a BREAKING CHANGE: footer in at least one commit.

NA-03 merge blockers

  • N/A — this change does not touch schema, APIs, dependencies,
    cryptography, data placement, or smart-contract counts.
    (If ticked, skip the remaining boxes in this section.)
  • Secret hygiene — I confirmed no API keys, tokens, .env contents,
    private keys, or credentials appear anywhere in the diff.
  • Prohibited dependencies — this PR introduces no Flutter,
    Couchbase, or CouchDB-as-datastore dependency, and contains no
    reference to a fixed 10-billion MXT supply cap.
  • Schema.org compliance — new database tables, columns, or API fields
    map to Schema.org types, or the PR description justifies any deviation.
  • Locked counts respected — no change to the platform's locked counts
    (17 mini-apps · 7 data layers · 7 covenants · 40 interest categories ·
    12 manifesto sections · 3 sources of truth) without Founder approval
    documented in the PR description. Nyuchi Enterprise products are
    not a locked count (NA-03 §3.3) — do not re-add a count for them.
  • Frontier defaults — for user-facing or infrastructure work:
    offline / local-first behaviour has been considered; any new
    cryptographic primitive has a documented post-quantum migration path;
    edge-native placement has been addressed.
  • New GitHub Actions are pinned to a 40-character commit SHA
    (not a floating tag) per NA-03 §7.1.1.

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Signed-off-by: Bryan Fawcett <bryan@nyuchi.com>
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