chore: Refactor CLI and Governance Anchors (#926 )

* docs: consolidate governance anchors and clean up test registries

* refactor(cli): decompose cli into dedicated modules

* test: fix broken test baselines and formatting

* docs: add domain boundary READMEs for governance anchors

* test: update baseline for determination lane

* test: fix capability_pass expectation

* test: fix CORE_SHOWCASE_SKIP_BUDGET enforcement

* chore: cleanup CLI extraction and unreachable code

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Admissibility Exemplars (ADR-0163 Phase B)

Operator-facing overview of the hand-authored exemplar corpora that feed the Phase C contemplation runner. For the full schema, sourcing rules, and forward reference, see teaching/admissibility_exemplars/contract.md.

What this is

For each shape category surfaced by the Phase A refusal-taxonomy lane, the operator hand-authors a small JSONL corpus of canonical exemplars. Phase C (contemplation runner) ingests these corpora and emits recognizer proposals; Phase D ratifies; Phase E re-baselines GSM8K.

Phase B is the only phase where the engine learns from operator-authored statements. Every dimension of "what shape did the operator think was canonical?" propagates into the recognizer Phase C derives and the gates Phase D ratifies. Therefore: canonical over comprehensive, surface preservation over normalization, distinguishing over similar.

Round 1 — categories and counts

The original Phase A histogram (pre-round-2-extension) selected these three categories:

Rank	Category	Phase A count	Exemplars
1	`descriptive_setup_no_quantity`	17	20
2	`temporal_aggregation`	4	20
3	`rate_with_currency`	3	20

Round 1 sourcing breakdown:

Category	Train-sample citations	Novel (operator-authored)	Edge cases
`descriptive_setup_no_quantity`	5	12	3
`temporal_aggregation`	4	13	3
`rate_with_currency`	3	14	3

Round 2 — categories and counts

Round 2 was driven by categorizing the post-#304 GSM8K train_sample still-refused 47 set: 23 had been UNCATEGORIZED under the round-1 categorizer; the categorization sweep surfaced three coherent sub-shapes, plus five ratified-but-unmatched temporal cases that called for a v2 widening.

Rank	Category	Phase A round-2 count (public 50)	Exemplars
—	`discrete_count_statement` (new)	10	20
—	`multiplicative_aggregation` (new)	2	20
—	`currency_amount` (new)	1	20
—	`temporal_aggregation` v2 (widening)	—	10

The "Phase A round-2 count" column is the number of the public 50-case sample now categorized into the new category by the extended Phase A categorizer; it is the empirical signal the categorization actually worked. Pre-round-2 the public sample carried 14 UNCATEGORIZED cases; post-round-2 only 1 remains (case 0044, "10% simple interest" with no change verb — an honest residual outside the three sub-shapes).

Round 2 sourcing breakdown:

Category	Train-sample citations	Novel (operator-authored)	Edge cases
`discrete_count_statement`	6	11	3
`multiplicative_aggregation`	3	13	4
`currency_amount`	3	14	3
`temporal_aggregation` v2	4	5	1

Files

Round 1:

Round 2:

Contract:

teaching/admissibility_exemplars/contract.md

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