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docs(adr-0036): re-anchor the enforcement-rule citation to the framework's ADR-0124 D1 (#5701) [GOVERNED SURFACE — human merge] #5843

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9 changes: 4 additions & 5 deletions docs/adr/0036-field-conditional-rules.md
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Expand Up@@ -87,11 +87,10 @@ to locked, and `stripReadonlyWhenFields` — with its bulk twin
incoming change is dropped exactly as a TRUE predicate's would be, and reported
on the write response as a `droppedFields` entry with `reason: 'readonly_when'`.
Enforcement belongs on the server — *server enforces, client is courtesy*, the
rule the framework cites throughout its rule-validator, its lint diagnostics and
its QA runner as **ADR-0057 D10** (that is the **framework's** ADR numbering;
this repo's own ADR-0057, `0057-console-ai-chat-one-conversation-docked.md`, is
an unrelated document) — and a declared lock that failed open would leave
enforcement in the courtesy layer instead.
rule the framework decides in **ADR-0124 D1** (framework ADR numbering) and
practises throughout its rule-validator, its lint diagnostics and its QA runner
— and a declared lock that failed open would leave enforcement in the courtesy
layer instead.

Everything else keeps the fail-open policy, deliberately:

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