* 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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| ambiguity_hazards.py | ||
| compile_compositions.py | ||
| compile_frames.py | ||
| compile_pack.py | ||
| compiler.py | ||
| definitions.py | ||
| domain_contract.py | ||
| en_seeder.py | ||
| evidence.py | ||
| loader.py | ||
| numerics_loader.py | ||
| README.md | ||
| scalar_equivalence.py | ||
| schema.py | ||
| unit_dimensions.py | ||
Language Packs
language_packs/ owns reviewed language-pack loading and compilation. It turns
pack manifests, lexicon rows, morphology, grammar attractors, and alignment
metadata into runtime vocab/manifold structures.
This compiler is distinct from core_ingest.compiler:
language_packs.compilerconsumes reviewed pack data and builds linguistic runtime structures.core_ingest.compilerconsumes external candidate pressure and produces validation reports plus provisional learning artifacts.
The shared word "compiler" means "deterministic lowering across a boundary"; the source material, trust boundary, and output structures are different.