Prove CONSONORIUM runtime boundary with explicit minimum verification coverage#29
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Governed review completed. Existing runtime boundary, explicit non-sovereign role separation, and newly published minimum verification coverage remain consistent with the active CONSONORIUM runtime boundary.
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Summary
Add explicit minimum verification coverage for the CONSONORIUM runtime boundary.
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tests/test_runtime_boundary_minimum.pytests/verify_runtime_boundary_minimum.pyWhy
The finish-grade gate requires an explicit public minimum test surface proving the repo shape and runtime-boundary reading are present and inspectable.
Boundary
This change adds verification coverage only.
It does not expand runtime authority.
It does not author law, accepted state, sovereign cognition, execution, verification, terminal recognition, or terminal recourse.