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docs(okf): retract false okr verdict-parity claim + fold in 7 distilled notes

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The shared checker (scripts/okf-check.mjs) was lifted from okr once (c06e4d7,
2026-06-29) and never updated; okr hardened its checker afterward (skip
innboks/dot-dirs + scoped checkBundle @ 3b45be7, 2026-06-30; BOM/CRLF
normalization @ 482effb, 2026-07-17). The two have diverged and are NOT
verdict-identical. Retract the "byte-identical / verdict parity is verified"
claim everywhere it stood (spec.md section 7, log.md incl. a handed-out
conformance flag, and both script headers), replacing it with a precise, dated
provenance note. Establishing parity is tracked separate work
(check-okf-parity.mjs); fixes go upstream-first (drift is two-way). No code
behavior changed. Also folds the round's 7 distilled architecture notes into
log.md. Tests 33/33.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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// okf-frontmatter.mjs
// Minimal flat-frontmatter reader for the shared OKF conformance checker.
// Vendored from okr's lib/frontmatter.mjs (the reference implementation) so the
// catalog-hosted checker is self-contained — zero npm dependencies, no cross-repo
// import. The checker only reads (never writes), so only parseFrontmatter().get is
// vendored. Parsing logic is kept byte-identical to okr's so verdicts stay in parity.
// Provenance: vendored from okr's lib/frontmatter.mjs at c06e4d7 so the catalog-hosted
// checker is self-contained — zero npm dependencies, no cross-repo import. The checker
// only reads (never writes), so only parseFrontmatter().get is vendored. okr has since
// added BOM/CRLF normalization here (lib/frontmatter.mjs:23); this copy has not, so the
// two have diverged and are no longer byte-identical (parity is the parity-gate's job,
// not this file's).
const FM_RE = /^---\n([\s\S]*?)\n---/;