[Pipeline B] Remove C-only contract files (extraction, incidents, reporting) - #645
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Part of the Pipeline B contract reshape. Removes the Pipeline-C-only contract files from
the approach-b branch, since B has no extraction, incidents, or reporting layers (those
live on the C branch).
Deleted:
Updated openapi.yaml to remove the corresponding paths (Layer 2/4/5) and tags. Contract
still validates (make docs renders clean, no broken $ref).
Forms and templates reshape to B comes in a follow-up PR. The enums (FormType / FormStatus /
OutputFormat) stay for now since forms/templates still reference them — they come out in that
follow-up once the references are gone.
Note: system.yaml still exposes /schema/incident and /schema/incident/versions (the canonical
incident schema — also a C concept). Flagging for a separate follow-up issue rather than
expanding this PR.
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