test(okf): lock link_in_index success-path byte/order preservation + honest shared_root claim

pkt.2 — coverage gap (green-but-dead): link_in_index preserves the existing
index byte-for-byte and in order on the SUCCESS path by construction, but
nothing asserted it. Byte-equality was checked only on the REFUSAL path
(test_step8_promotion_loadbearing.py Test A); other tests check mere line
MEMBERSHIP. A writer that kept every link but reordered/rewrote the existing
body would pass the whole suite — the exact ingest-spec §6 / Step-8 promotion
invariant we rely on (promoted verdict links survive re-ingest byte-for-byte).
New test uses deliberately non-sorted existing links; proven load-bearing (a
temporary `sorted()` reorder mutation flips it RED, then reverted). Test-only,
no production change.

pkt.4 — shared_root.py docstring overclaimed "Every MAF-side consumer resolves
through this ONE seam". Verified: both runtime consumers (persona, simulation)
do route through shared_root(); the 15 test modules hardcode the in-repo
fixture path deliberately (a test needing the real fixture must not be
redirected by a production env var). Scoped the claim to "runtime consumer"
rather than churning 15 test files to make a false claim true.

Full suite 415 passed, ruff + mypy clean.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HVHLJuwBzp7MXkrUXJYARS
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"""Resolver for the location of the shared framework-neutral core (S3, R1-forberedelse).
``shared/`` is today an in-repo directory, but is slated for extraction into its own commons repo
(R1/S4). Every MAF-side consumer resolves its location through this ONE seam so the extraction is
a re-point (env var), not a code change. Pure stdlib the shared core itself stays framework-free.
(R1/S4). Every MAF-side runtime consumer (``persona``, ``simulation``) resolves its location through
this ONE seam so the extraction is a re-point (env var), not a code change. Test fixtures pointing at
the real in-repo bundle hardcode the path deliberately they must not be redirected by a production
env var. Pure stdlib the shared core itself stays framework-free.
"""
from __future__ import annotations