v0.6.0 — Sovereign Views
Book III: FEDERATION is born. The protocol Book II has promised since v0.3.0 — how nodes share wave annotations without sharing beliefs — is now anchored law, adopted as ADR-006 after a design gate (three model families, blind convergence) and a full implementation gate (blocked → fixed → verified).
The core idea: an annotation is a claim, not a fact. Assertions travel as Warrant v0.3 records inside jurisdictions; a machine-readable selection policy picks zero-or-one per node; ties surface as explicit ConflictSets that clients MUST NOT merge. interfere() stays what it is — a computation operator — and is forbidden as an opinion-merge: the gate killed that idea with a verified algebra fact (grouping alone doubles amplitude). Waves are per-jurisdiction, per-policy derived coordinates; jurisdictions may diverge forever, by design, and the divergence has a mechanical name (AnnotationViewID).
Highlights:
- Replay resistance: assertion blobs embed their jurisdiction root (shared blob stores make cross-jurisdiction replay live otherwise).
- Weight is policy-metered, never proof-minted — one expensive
ski@v1check cannot back unlimited assertions. - Protocol-level aggregation profiles are forbidden (MUST NOT) — the governance-backdoor lesson: a nameable default profile becomes de-facto truth through network effects.
- Book I is untouched, and provably so:
FV-BOOK-I-UNREACHABLEreplays a Book I fixture byte-identically regardless of annotation state. - Two implementations (Python reference + stdlib-only Go with its own LUT generation), differential-tested 40/40 across adversarial inputs.
Gates: Book I ALL PASS · WAVE 30/30 · FEDERATION 37/37 · GO 21/21 · DIFFERENTIAL 40/40 · CONFORMANCE 49/49 · PROPERTIES 2103/2103 · anchors verified · 24 signed warrants, settlement-grade verification clean.
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