[codex] Document Python and process provider plan#21
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Summary
Addresses #17.
This PR adds a planning document for future Python application and native-process providers before any collector implementation begins. It defines the data DockerMap may expose, the data it must omit, fixed read-only sources, hard discovery caps, diagnostics, fixture expectations, and task-sized follow-ups.
It also aligns the roadmap, architecture, testing plan, threat model, release checklist, and docs index so the planning work is marked complete while implementation, fixtures, API checks, docs evidence, and frontend consumption remain future work.
Validation
rg -n "PythonApplication|NativeProcess|runtime map|process|provider|redact|secret" crates packages docs testsgit diff --cached --checknpm run test:jsReview Gates
Notes
This is docs/planning only. It does not add collectors, change runtime contracts, expose new data, or close the issue automatically.