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docs: record where 'refuse without an authority' was too tight
§9.6. The design's rule -- no authority, no payload-first -- assumed a machine
always has at least one of the compatibility sources. All three are artifacts
some earlier mechanism wrote, and a machine can legitimately have none, at
which point refusing hands the artifact the HOST loader: worse than guessing a
version, because it leaves the sandbox entirely.
The axis is whether there is anything to choose between, not whether mcpp may
look. One payload is an answer; two are the incident.1 parent 9840ca9 commit 7b3b540
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