docs(spec): add source-of-truth stack contract#242
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Droid finished @EffortlessSteven's task —— View job Droid Review Complete — PR #242Status: Approved Assessment: LGTM — no issues found. This PR adds a single specification document (SHIPPER-SPEC-0001) defining the source-of-truth stack behavior contract. The document is internally consistent, has valid YAML frontmatter, and all cross-referenced files (proposal, policy ledgers, goal templates, plan README) exist in the repository. No actionable findings emitted. Inspected surfaces:
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Summary
Scope boundary
This is PR 4 only: one source-of-truth behavior spec. It intentionally does not add support tiers, ADRs, active goals, checker code, CI wiring, or #195 release proof work.
Validation
cargo fmt --all -- --checkcargo xtask check-file-policy --mode blocking-allowlistcargo xtask policy-report