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Publish audit-backed implementation specs
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Flatten to a single directory -- GitHub Wiki does not render nested pages
Real bug in the previous sync, caught from a screenshot of a page rendering
as literal unformatted markdown text: the wiki UI's pretty page URLs
(github.com/OWNER/REPO/wiki/PAGE) only exist for files at the wiki repo's
ROOT. Every page under concepts/, entities/, guides/ had no such route and
was silently 302-redirecting to raw.githubusercontent.com instead --
raw text, no headers/bold/tables rendered, for every single page except
Home.md and the 3 root-level WIKI_*.md files. This wasn't a formatting
problem in the content; the whole subdirectory structure was fundamentally
un-navigable through the actual wiki UI.
Fixed by flattening every file to the repo root (no filename collisions
across the 3 former categories) and rewriting every internal link
accordingly -- verified with a link checker against the flattened
directory listing, 0 genuine breaks. _Sidebar.md now uses extension-less
page-name links, matching GitHub wiki's own convention.
docs/wiki/ in the main repo is UNCHANGED and correctly keeps its
concepts/entities/ subdirectories -- that's browsed through GitHub's
normal repository file browser, a completely different rendering path
that does support nested directories. Only this separate wiki mirror
needed flattening.