Strip implementation-phase framing from the wiki
Remove the phased-development narrative so the docs present astrodyn as a
finished engine-agnostic library rather than an in-progress phased port:
- Delete Strategy.md §8 "Implementation Phases" (~340 lines), renumber the
remaining sections (9->8, 10->9) and the TOC; no external page linked the
old anchors.
- Drop forward-looking phase framing ("across phases", "bite in Phase 8+")
and "phase history" link blurbs (Home, Architecture, Capability-Matrix).
- Rewrite inline "Phase N" provenance breadcrumbs to plain wording across
Type-System, Numerical-Differences, Audit-Findings, Audit-2026-05,
Frame-Tree-ECS-Native, and JEOD-Capability-Matrix.
Preserved non-roadmap uses: the `Phase::` Rust enum, Apollo's "12-phase mass
tree", "ephemeris phase", and the self-contained perf-study/design work-stage
labels (Phase A/B/C/D).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Remove stale 'mirrors docs/AUDIT_2026-05.md' note
The in-repo copy has been deleted (per the non-Rust-crate docs-in-wiki
convention reaffirmed 2026-05-14); this page is now the sole copy.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Retire audit finding M-09; non-crate docs convention is wiki-first
Annotated M-09 as closed wontfix per the project convention that
non-Rust-crate docs (architecture notes, contributor primers, audit
reports, design discussions) live in the wiki, not docs/. Convention
reaffirmed in conversation 2026-05-14; #501 closed wontfix.
M-10 (per-crate README stubs) remains valid — those are Rust-crate
docs surfaced on crates.io and the convention does not apply.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add Audit-2026-05 page (comprehensive findings audit)
Mirrors docs/AUDIT_2026-05.md in the repo. Companion tracker: #487.
Distinguishes from the existing Audit-Findings page (capability gaps
derived from the JEOD coverage matrix) — this audit is a comprehensive
review across architecture, type-system rigor, error handling, JEOD
invariants, testing, performance, dependencies, and CI.
5 High + 12 Medium findings filed as sub-issues (#488–#503, #508)
under label audit-2026-05. Includes a 10-item risk register, a
12-item strengths-worth-preserving inventory, and a 1.0-readiness
roadmap.
Linked from Home.md under "Pre-release audit" alongside the capability
audit.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>