SynthWorld 0.16.0

Added

• Stable enterprise authorization consumer API (#139). A curated
  synthworld.enterprise.consumer namespace now exposes the authoring rows,
  vocabularies, limits, artifact/result wrappers, compilers, prediction rows,
  evaluators, and exact canonical digest helpers needed for a released-wheel
  workflow. A versioned operator-side compiler provenance artifact maps canonical
  topology and directory-policy locations to compiled opaque IDs without entering
  public product input or evaluator truth. Authorization public bundles now carry
  their evaluation scope, and an isolated-wheel test exercises topology import,
  all three mechanism families, composition, public-only prediction, and scoring.
• Publicly solvable composed enterprise authorization scoring (#137). New
  independently versioned public evaluation-scope, system submission, and
  evaluation-report contracts score effective and final decisions separately
  from RBAC, ABAC, ReBAC, conflict, binding, lifecycle, and runtime-gate
  outcomes. Exact public cell inventories, artifact and schema bindings,
  deterministic system/policy metadata, and per-metric denominators are
  enforced without changing existing 1.0.0 schemas or golden bytes.
• Discriminating adversarial enterprise authorization cases (#138). A new
  independently versioned reference profile adds hidden single-factor pairs for
  tenant, scope, credential binding, time, clearance, and RBAC/ReBAC authority
  composition. Its public policy supports generic tenant inequality without
  enumerating negative target IDs, candidate action attempts remain separate
  from persistent grants, and opaque attempt IDs reveal no pair or verdict
  labels. Independent metrics report total cohorts and discriminating
  denominators; seven weak baselines fail their dedicated dimensions without
  changing frozen schemas or golden artifacts.
• Published Phase 1 and Phase 2 enterprise authorization evidence. The
  GitHub release carries checksum-bound historical, reproduction, and reference
  archives from the Topaz experiment conducted against SynthWorld 0.15.0. The
  signed release source records the expected digests and the documentation states
  which archives contain evaluator evidence. These retained artifacts do not
  retroactively rescore the experiment with the new 0.16.0 contracts.

What's Changed

• Clarify Explorer 0.15.0 release boundary by @bluntmachetti in #136
• Add composed enterprise authorization scoring by @bluntmachetti in #141
• Stabilize the released enterprise authorization consumer API by @bluntmachetti in #143
• Document enterprise authorization reproduction context by @bluntmachetti in #144
• Add adversarial enterprise authorization cases by @bluntmachetti in #142
• Prepare SynthWorld 0.16.0 by @bluntmachetti in #145

Full Changelog: v0.15.0...v0.16.0