fix: enforce one human one independent node
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- Architecture, code, publication, deployment, health, and human-readable receipts are separate facts.
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- `JD-FD-PRIMARY` Fifth-Domain responsibility and TCS-0002 enterprise four-domain responsibility are
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parallel and independent; neither automatically inherits the other's access or operational liability.
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- One human has one independently operated canonical node. It may be the user's local computer, a server
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purchased by that user, or a user-owned IDE server deployed by an explicitly authorized team.
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- Guanghu never provides user runtime servers, never pools users into a shared multi-tenant runtime, never
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takes custody of private user data, and never assumes user workload concurrency or fallback execution.
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- Team deployment does not transfer node ownership or create standing access. Node migration requires a new
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binding and receipt; it must not duplicate one human root across multiple canonical nodes.
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## Core conventions
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