epic(ceremony): make cognitive disciplines explicit in protocol procedures

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Summary

Orient's Integration Principles describe how cognitive disciplines (reckon, debug, contract) engage across protocols — but the protocol procedures themselves don't always enforce what orient prescribes. The gap pattern: orient says "X fires when Y," but the protocol procedure doesn't mention X, so an agent following the procedure skips it.

Issue #186 (reckon in decompose) demonstrated the pattern and fix. This epic extends it to the remaining gaps where cognitive disciplines should be explicit ceremony elements but aren't.

Task Issues

• task(ceremony): reckon as explicit ceremony element in begin and plan #192 — reckon in begin + plan
• task(ceremony): debug as mandatory discipline in implement fix-bug and verify #193 — debug in implement + verify
• task(ceremony): contract as explicit traceability discipline in implement and verify #194 — contract in implement + verify

Dependency Graph

[#192 reckon]     [#193 debug]     [#194 contract]
      |                 |                 |
      └─────────────────┼─────────────────┘
                        │
                  (all independent)

Acceptance Criteria

• Each protocol procedure that makes framing decisions invokes the relevant cognitive discipline explicitly, not by advisory cross-reference alone
• The ceremony integration matches the pattern established by feat(decompose): make reckon invocation explicit in ceremony #186 (reckon in decompose) and already present in survey (reckon as hinge step)
• No ceremony-for-ceremony's-sake: resolve and orient correctly excluded (signal-based interrupt and meta-discipline respectively)