test: phase 2 wave 3 — registry-derived expectations (F-21) + built-in-scoped parity (F-06) - #148
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…t-in-scoped Phase 2 Wave 3 (F-21, F-06): host-set and default-map pins across nine test files now derive from managedHostIds()/routableHostIds()/primaryHostIds()/ defaultHostMap() — scoped to built-ins where the assertion is about built-ins — so registering a host updates expectations exactly once. Deliberate literals that survive are policy pins (DEFAULT_PRIMARY_HOST) or fixture inputs, each commented. The component-directory parity invariant is stated built-in-scoped; externally-admitted adapters are exempt until the wave-4 contract graduates them. No production code changed; suite counts identical.
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Nine test files stop hand-typing host sets and default maps: expectations derive from the registry's own capability queries, scoped to built-ins where that is the assertion's meaning. Deliberate literals that remain are policy pins or fixture inputs, commented as such. The component-directory parity invariant is now stated built-in-scoped, exempting future externally-admitted adapters until the wave-4 contract graduates them. Zero production changes; per-file test counts identical (154/154).
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