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docs(adr): re-point ADR-0066 D1's self-cite from ADR-0094 D5 - #8440
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ADR-0094 D5 ("Env-scope overlays of package-owned sets are FIRST-CLASS
customizations") never discusses capabilities, placeholder derivation,
or managed_by back-doors, and is now RETIRED (#6858 / PR #6962) — the
cite sent readers to a section headed RETIRED 2026-08-09. The claim
being attributed ("retire implicit managed_by-guessing") is ADR-0066
D1's own direction; this corrects the cross-reference.
Part of #8386
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Part of #8386
docs/adr/0066-unified-authorization-model.md:45— D1's own "Landed (2026-07)"paragraph — closes on:
ADR-0094 D5 ("Env-scope overlays of package-owned sets are FIRST-CLASS
customizations") never discusses capabilities, placeholder derivation, or
back-doors at all —
grep -ni "capabilit\|guess\|back-door"over its body(lines 197-236) returns no hits — and it is now RETIRED (#6858 / PR #6962),
so the cite sends readers to a section headed
RETIRED 2026-08-09.The claim is real and correct, and it is ADR-0066 D1's own direction: the
same paragraph already states "This retires the implicit back-door where a
capability existed only as an untitled placeholder derived from a permission
set's
systemPermissions[]… DEFINE/GRANT/REQUIRE stay decoupled." Verifiedagainst ADR-0094 D1 ("The metadata layer is the only authoritative store for
definitions") as the alternative candidate first — that decision is about
sys_permission_setprojection, not capability/back-door retirement, so itdoes not fit. ADR-0066 D1 does. One sentence changed, no other prose touched.
#8386 is not addressed herefor its docs half —content/docs/permissions/authorization.mdx:190carries the same wrong cite and lands separately as a normal-path PR: #8437.
This PR touches
docs/adr/**and is therefore ADR-class per repo convention:left draft, nothing armed (no auto-merge, no enqueue), awaiting a human
merge.
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Local gates (scoped, per repo convention — CI runs the full farm):
pnpm check:docs-audit-scope— passpnpm check:adr-anchors— pass (48 anchored files, 23547 citations resolve)node scripts/check-adr-links.mjs— pass (533 relative links resolve)pnpm check:nul-bytes— passnode scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs docs/adr/0066-unified-authorization-model.md— re-derived; surfacescheck:adr-anchors,check-adr-links.mjs, andcheck-adr-merge-approval.mjs(the last 401s locally without a token, per the dispatch prompt — expected, CI judges it)Generated by Claude Code
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