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>
decisions.md (the E3 design-rationale entry point) gains a cross-cutting entry
for the read-timing & token-resolution work — including the decision to reject a
static grep-guard in favour of the runtime `uix.perf` detector — pointing to where
the full argument lives (active_architecture §7 + arts/adom + arts/perf READMEs).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A single E3 entry point cataloguing the design rationale: the 7 eidos RFCs
(color model/engine, typography/depth/shape/structure engines, scaling), the
3 arts subsystem design docs (connection/timer/session), and the cross-cutting
decision logs (LIBRO_VARIACIONES, GESTURES). Each entry gives status + the one
decision it records, linking the document for the full argument.
This delivers the "naming único" goal at the index level. The physical file
rename (*_RFC -> rfc-*, DESIGN_* -> design-*) is deferred: those names are cited
as provenance anchors in ~30 source files (eidos/lib/*.ts, arts/timer/*,
arts/color/*, tests), so a rename only pays off if every citation is swept in
the same pass. The index gives consistent naming without that churn.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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