fix(provider): bind policy to runtime hostname - #12
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Outcome
Removes the final public/private identity coupling found by the
.42read-only probe and cuts providerv0.1.5-nddev.43.A public binary no longer contains synthetic
example-*host allowlists. It requires exact equality betweenplatform.hostand the provider process runtime hostname. This is stricter, estate-neutral and prevents one host policy from executing on another.Canary evidence
.41was rejected on synthetic subnet coupling and fully rolled back..42accepted production private endpoint10.110.0.5:8443, then refused the private config because public code allowed onlyexample-*hostnames..42active files were installed; this was a read-only provider probe.Artifact
1527904a18f23ff652d6425d8f8ef0b8dae91b34.43SHA-256ccd05a9162297fab5bb7d3bf2e02f299c2ca9092ddc48d556dddb53506462f16Hosted CI reproduces the exact manifest artifact.