Randomized trial updates integrity enforcement in the Viridis Canon, indicating enhanced error handling and module auditing.
Enforcement Release — a narrowly scoped follow-up to v9.1.0 addressing enforcement and integration (no new theorems). Where v9.1.0 fixed intellectual honesty, v9.1.1 fixes how the integrity guarantees are enforced. Build configuration repaired. The CI Lean build had been failing at lake build: the P5/P7 library globs used slash paths and the package used an outdated [package] schema, both rejected by Lake on the pinned leanprover/lean4:v4.28.0. Corrected to dot-separated module globs and the top-level name + [leanOptions] form. The build now runs. P5 and P7 are now under every integrity gate. Previously the hygiene and vacuity gates scanned only root-level modules, so the five P5_SLSPT and three P7_PlasmaNFix modules escaped the audit. A new canonical SPINE_MANIFEST.txt is the single source of truth driving the hygiene linter, the vacuity linter, and the axiom audit across all 23 default-target modules (P9 remains quarantined). CI claims calibrated. The textual integrity gates (no sorry/admit, no homemade axioms, no vacuous proofs, integrity-docs presence) are blocking. The full Lean build and axiom audit are provisional (continue-on-error) until validated on GitHub Actions, after which they are made blocking. Note: the canon currently aggregates modules verified under different Lean toolchains (4.24 and 4.28), so a single-toolchain aggregate build requires porting the older modules; per-module Aristotle verification stands. Documentation accuracy. Bridge_MissionFeasibility is described as a self-contained mission-feasibility analogue motivated by P0/P1/P3/P4 (it imports only Mathlib), not a cross-canon bridge. The citation title is “Lean-Checked Conditional Mathematics for the Intelligence Bound.” The status taxonomy now uses two fields — formal status and interpretive status — so a result can be mathematically derived yet interpretively an empirical hypothesis. Spine freeze preserved (integrity/enforcement patch over v9, not a new spine version). Source mirror: github.com/jdhart81/viridis-canon (tag v9.1.1). Co-authored with Aristotle (Harmonic).
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