Sync HyperTwist validation and toolchain docs

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@ -1414,3 +1414,53 @@ Latest owned regression-gate and final refresh follow-up later on `2026-06-29`:
- the current remaining worthwhile refactors should be product or
runtime-driven improvements, not missing `sentrux`/GitNexus ownership or
an unproven baseline-comparison loop
Latest exact-source proof-alignment refresh later on `2026-06-29`:
- the next same-family tooling pass stayed bounded to proof alignment rather
than reopening product scope
- the public packaged-validation summary was refreshed from the current
checked-in higher-dimensional package report before the owned analyzer and
browser-release loops were rerun
- the owned structural snapshot stayed green again:
- `scripts/run-hypertwist-sentrux-source-only.sh`
- `Quality: 6235`
- all `7` rules passing
- the HyperTwist-owned graph refresh again completed successfully on the
bounded source-only mirror:
- `scripts/run-hypertwist-gitnexus-analyze.sh`
- retained local CLI again failed cleanly on this Linux host because of the
cross-platform `LadybugDB` native payload mismatch
- the wrapper truthfully fell back to `npx gitnexus@latest`
- bounded mirror result:
- `16,400` nodes
- `38,759` edges
- `675` clusters
- `300` flows
- `scripts/run-hypertwist-gitnexus-status.sh`
- bounded mirror `Status: up-to-date`
- the same proof-alignment pass also kept the current public/protected browser
product surface green under:
- `scripts/run-hypertwist-web-surface-validation.sh`
- focused website route/auth/release validation:
- `14` files passed
- `81` tests passed
- deployment/readiness tooling validation:
- `3` files passed
- `30` tests passed
- `website/server` validation:
- `10` files passed
- `36` tests passed
- website plus `Content/Browser` production builds passed
- `website/` and `Content/Browser/` production audits stayed at
`found 0 vulnerabilities`
- `website/server/` again retained only the already-documented upstream
`supertokens-node -> nodemailer` residual advisory
- current truthful reading after this refresh:
- no new structural, dependency, or browser-surface regression appeared in
the HyperTwist-owned toolchain on the refreshed exact-source state
- the retained local GitNexus runtime still is not runnable on this Linux
host, but the wrapper posture remains honest and serviceable
- the next worthwhile refactor work should keep being chosen for real
simulator, website-manual, or native-ownership value rather than for
missing analyzer adoption

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@ -352,6 +352,55 @@ Latest shared-auth ORCID frontend-closure follow-up on `2026-06-29`:
- website focused route/auth/release suite: `14` files, `81` tests passed
- website/server suite: `10` files, `36` tests passed
Latest exact-source proof and owned validation refresh later on `2026-06-29`:
- the public/browser lane was then re-synced against the refreshed exact-source
native proof instead of leaving the website on older packaged-validation
metadata
- the public packaged-desktop summary was refreshed from the checked-in
higher-dimensional package report, so the website no longer points at the
older June 24 package timestamp
- the HyperTwist-owned analyzer loop stayed green on the same state:
- `scripts/run-hypertwist-sentrux-source-only.sh`
- `Quality: 6235`
- all `7` rules passing
- `scripts/run-hypertwist-gitnexus-analyze.sh`
- bounded mirror refreshed at:
- `16,400` nodes
- `38,759` edges
- `675` clusters
- `300` flows
- retained local GitNexus runtime remained unusable on this Linux host with
the known `invalid ELF header` `LadybugDB` mismatch, so the wrapper
truthfully fell back to `npx gitnexus@latest`
- `scripts/run-hypertwist-gitnexus-status.sh`
- bounded mirror `Status: up-to-date`
- the owned web-surface umbrella then reran cleanly against that refreshed
package proof:
- `scripts/run-hypertwist-web-surface-validation.sh`
- focused website route/auth/release validation:
- `14` files passed
- `81` tests passed
- deployment/readiness tooling validation:
- `3` files passed
- `30` tests passed
- `website/server` validation:
- `10` files passed
- `36` tests passed
- website plus `Content/Browser` production builds passed
- `website/` and `Content/Browser/` production audits stayed at
`found 0 vulnerabilities`
- `website/server/` again retained only the already-documented upstream
`supertokens-node -> nodemailer` residual advisory
- current truthful reading after that refresh:
- the browser shell remains justified and non-superfluous because it owns
account, rollout, billing, release posture, notices, and browser-to-
desktop handoff while the simulator remains package-validated and
desktop-first
- the native XR/controller lane still remains an explicit desktop-hosted
`No-Go` rather than something the public site or protected dashboard
should market as finished
Current dependency-health truth from the `2026-06-23` hardening pass:
- `website/` production audit is clean

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@ -1036,6 +1036,11 @@ export const publicManualRouteAtlasCards = [
] as const
export const changelogEntries = [
{
date: 'June 29, 2026',
title: 'Owned validation and refactor-tool refresh stayed green on the refreshed package proof',
details: 'After the exact-source browser and higher-dimensional package refresh, the owned source-health and browser-release gates were rerun cleanly: `sentrux` stayed green at `Quality: 6235`, the bounded GitNexus mirror refreshed cleanly to `16,400` nodes / `38,759` edges / `675` clusters / `300` flows while truthfully falling back to `npx gitnexus@latest` on this Linux host, and the full web-surface umbrella passed again with `14` website files / `81` tests, `3` deployment-readiness files / `30` tests, `10` website-server files / `36` tests, successful website plus browser-runtime builds, and clean production audits except for the already-documented upstream `supertokens-node -> nodemailer` residual.',
},
{
date: 'June 29, 2026',
title: 'Exact-source browser proof and higher-dimensional package proof were refreshed again',