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Adapt historical Foundry capabilities onto the UCF transition loop - #5
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Objective
Prove that the generalized UCF boundary can carry the concrete machinery that originally lived inside Unicorn Foundry.
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TransitionVerifieraccess to the execution workspace, an interface requirement exposed by real deterministic verificationRunEngineso legacy and UCF paths share one safety ruleGitStateObserverfor explicit before/after repository stateTransitionJournalBoundary
This does not replace
RunEngineyet and does not make PR publication part of the general transition definition. It establishes the concrete adapter path needed for runtime convergence.Verification
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