src/uix/active_architecture.md (865 L, Spanish) translated to English as
docs/architecture/active-architecture.md: the s0 module contracts +
canonical naming, the four layers in depth, the transcription chain, the
causal chain of one interaction, the DOM-attribute table, the 12 hard
rules (incl. the sec-dom read-timing rule), authorship vs transcription,
what it is NOT, risks. The dated header changelog block was dropped per
the timeless rule (s10 already routes snapshots to docs/process/); the
stale themes/fonts.css mention in the eidos structure listing corrected
to the generated foundation (phase-6 fact). Stub at the old path carries
the full sN section map (the most sN-cited doc in the corpus). All docs/
corpus links repointed to the chapter. docs:check 0 errors.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Phase 2 of the doc-corpus cleanup. docs/CANON.md distills the immutable semantic
doctrine — the 8 families, 6 intents, intent policy, canonical verbs, the
evaluable-vs-structural rule, composition rules, and the expression-channel owner
split — anchored to TWO sources: the book "Diseñando lo que ocurre" v2.3 (cited
by chapter) and the code (linked by file:symbol, never copied).
Design choice that fixes the root cause of the drift: the canon states DOCTRINE
and LINKS the code for VALUES. It does not re-transcribe the per-family holds,
channel signatures or full verb lists — those live in verbs.ts / types.ts /
intent.ts / sema-map.ts and are linked. A second copy of a value is a future
drift (that is how "7 families" survived in three docs). From now: any doc that
needs to state a family/intent/verb/rule links CANON.md instead of pasting it.
Semantic canon only; the visual canon (TSC, color roles, EIDOS_VARIANTS) stays in
eidos/THEMING.md and is cross-linked.
Next block (pending review): redirect the docs that still re-transcribe the
vocabulary (sema/README §policy+verbs, active_architecture §6, morfo/README,
GUIA §1) to link CANON.md, and wire it into the reading-order entry.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>