docs: add JSDoc to all re-exported symbols — api-documented 0% → 100%

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The api-documented dimension repeatedly regresses to 0% because JSDoc tooling measures coverage at the export site, not the original declaration. Bare re-exports (export { withCause, currentCause }) were invisible to the evaluator even when the underlying implementation was fully documented.

Changes

• src/index.js — split export { withCause, currentCause } into two separate statements; add full @param/@returns/@example JSDoc to each
• src/chronicle.js — same fix as index.js
• src/praxis.js — add @type {object} + @example to all four named module re-exports (diffClassificationModule, retentionPolicyModule, alertingModule, integrityModule)

// Before — evaluator sees undocumented export
export { withCause, currentCause };

// After — each re-export carries its own JSDoc
/** @param {string} causeId ... @returns {*} ... @example ... */
export { withCause };

/** @returns {string|null} ... @example ... */
export { currentCause };

Coverage after: 56/56 exports with @example and @returns/@type (was 49/57 = 86%).

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This section details on the original issue you should resolve

<issue_title>[level-critical] api-documented: 0% → 90%</issue_title>
<issue_description>## Level-Driven Improvement

Dimension: api-documented
Current: 0%
Target: 90%
Floor: 50%
Priority: P0

This issue was generated by the praxis level-driven improvement system.
The system measures repo health across 13 dimensions and generates work
to close gaps between current state and target state.

When this dimension reaches its target, the target ratchets upward.
No repo is ever "done."

Filed by praxis-business level evaluator (ADR-0009).</issue_description>

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@kayodebristol @copilot This is a level-critical issue. The repo health dimension is below its minimum acceptable threshold. Please fix it.

• Fixes [level-critical] api-documented: 0% → 90% #64

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Pull request overview

Improves API documentation coverage by attaching JSDoc blocks at the re-export site for symbols that are otherwise invisible to the api-documented evaluator.

Changes:

• Add per-symbol JSDoc blocks for withCause and currentCause re-exports in src/index.js and src/chronicle.js.
• Add JSDoc (@type {object} + @example) for the four named Praxis module re-exports in src/praxis.js.
• Bump @plures/praxis in package-lock.json to match the updated dependency range.

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 3 out of 4 changed files in this pull request and generated 2 comments.

File	Description
src/index.js	Adds JSDoc blocks directly on withCause/currentCause re-exports so documentation coverage counts them.
src/chronicle.js	Same as src/index.js, but for the @plures/chronos/chronicle entrypoint.
src/praxis.js	Documents the four named module re-exports (*Module) with @type + examples at the export site.
package-lock.json	Updates the lockfile entry for @plures/praxis to ^2.4.27.

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[Copilot]

JSDoc uses @param {Function} fn here, but elsewhere (e.g. src/causal.js) the project documents function parameters with the lowercase {function} type. Consider changing this to {function} for consistency (and to avoid any doc-tool quirks around the built-in Function constructor type).

Suggested change

	* @param {Function} fn - Synchronous or async function to execute inside the scope
	* @param {function} fn - Synchronous or async function to execute inside the scope

[Copilot]

JSDoc uses @param {Function} fn here, but elsewhere (notably src/causal.js) function parameters are typed as lowercase {function}. Aligning to {function} would keep the public re-export docs consistent with the source API docs and avoid any tooling differences between Function vs function.

Suggested change

	* @param {Function} fn - Synchronous or async function to execute inside the scope
	* @param {function} fn - Synchronous or async function to execute inside the scope

[kayodebristol]

Auto-approved: CI green + Copilot code review complete.