docs: purge chain-of-thought leakage from prose

Delete design-session citations (decision/audit/plan ordinals, stack
positions), change narration, review choreography, and reviewer-addressed
justification from comments, JSDoc, docs, READMEs, Agent Notes, tests, and
generator templates; restate every affected fact as current-state contract
prose. Fix generated docs at their sources and regenerate the catalogs and
cordis-surface regions; re-paste type-equiv blocks; update every bilingual
counterpart and re-record the pairs. Record the citation rule in the
committed-artifact-citations Agent Note.

.agents/notes/proposed/architecture/2026-07-27-session-projection-and-command-log.md

@@ -143,13 +143,13 @@ Infrastructure first; the three in-flight PRs are left untouched and re-target a
 
 **A dedicated `session.projections` RPC** — rejected: baseline-refresh moments coincide exactly with tail-page pulls, so a separate unary buys a second round-trip, a second seq to reconcile, and a client-side "when to refetch" decision that the rider design deletes outright.
 
-**An opaque `get(agent)` provider contract** — rejected after being the first draft: with the computation model hidden inside the domain, the framework can never checkpoint the state, serve cold sessions (no agent, no loaded log — `get` has nothing to run against), or resume from a mid-log position. Registering the `(init, apply, view)` unit hands the framework the drive and keeps the domain to pure mathematics; a domain with host-side behavioral needs still keeps its own service subscriptions independently of the projection unit.
+**An opaque `get(agent)` provider contract** — rejected: with the computation model hidden inside the domain, the framework can never checkpoint the state, serve cold sessions (no agent, no loaded log — `get` has nothing to run against), or resume from a mid-log position. Registering the `(init, apply, view)` unit hands the framework the drive and keeps the domain to pure mathematics; a domain with host-side behavioral needs still keeps its own service subscriptions independently of the projection unit.
 
 **A live-only overlay hook (`live?(agent, base)`) for plan's pending intent** — rejected: it existed solely because the user's plan *selection* was not in the log. Routing the selection through the standard command channel puts `command/run` on the account, pending becomes a pure replay quantity, and the projection contract stays exactly three pure functions.
 
 **Naming the registration API `registerFold`** — superseded by the unit contract: the registered object now genuinely is a fold, but `fold*` in this repo names pure `(events) => state` helper functions while this registry accepts a keyed, schema'd, versioned unit. Projection remains the event-sourcing term for the read-model role, and both #587's note title and #497's comments already use it.
 
-**Client-side folding (per-domain projection cells with a `fromEvent`)** — rejected after being the second draft: once plan's unit folds two event types, a client cell must duplicate the host's transition logic in the browser — the same fold written twice, evolving separately. Pushing finished values (the title-frame precedent, generalized) keeps one computation site and reduces the client to a generic seq-guarded value store; domains write zero client code.
+**Client-side folding (per-domain projection cells with a `fromEvent`)** — rejected: once plan's unit folds two event types, a client cell must duplicate the host's transition logic in the browser — the same fold written twice, evolving separately. Pushing finished values (the title-frame precedent, generalized) keeps one computation site and reduces the client to a generic seq-guarded value store; domains write zero client code.
 
 **Bounded reverse scan over the log tail (absorber declarations)** — rejected for now: nothing supports it today, it only serves domains whose every event carries the full folded state, and the persisted projection cache covers the same cold-read need uniformly (cache row + forward tail replay — the same recipe as the client's baseline + catch-up, and as paged loading). Revisit only if a real cold-read path emerges that checkpointing cannot serve.
 
@@ -184,4 +184,4 @@ Infrastructure first; the three in-flight PRs are left untouched and re-target a
 - **Eager drive costs on busy sessions**: every committed event passes every registered unit's `apply`. Units are cheap per-event by construction (whole-value rule), non-matching events return the same reference, and the count of registered domains is small; if a hot path ever shows, per-unit event-type prefilters can be added without contract change.
 - **Projection payload growth**: every tail page carries every registered key. Payloads are whole values of UI-scale state (a todo list, a goal snapshot); if a future domain's value is large, per-key opt-out or lazy keys can be added to the request without changing the model.
 - **Command log volume**: two log-only events per slash command; bounded by human command frequency, negligible against chunk volume.
-- **Re-target churn**: three open PRs rebase onto a moved foundation. Accepted cost of infrastructure-first; the migration mapping section in the design ledger names each PR's keep/drop list.
+- **Re-target churn**: three open PRs rebase onto a moved foundation. Accepted cost of infrastructure-first.