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  "doc_id": "server_registry",
  "category_id": "overview_scope",
  "category_title": "Server Registry Canonical",
  "source_file": "/home/yeff/public_html/devon/panel/data/server_registry_canonical.json",
  "docs_branch": "doc.id === \"server_registry\" && state.categoryId === \"overview_scope\"",
  "phase": "phase_01",
  "export_type": "documentation_bucket_content",
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    {
      "bucket": "Overview",
      "status": "MISSING",
      "cards": []
    },
    {
      "bucket": "Prerequisites",
      "status": "PASS",
      "cards": [
        {
          "title": "Server Registry Source Must Exist Before Infrastructure Identity Is Trusted",
          "content": "WHAT:\nPrerequisites for Server Registry Canonical begin with the source that defines Devon's known server identity surface. This bucket proves that server references are not being inferred from SSH habit, remembered hostnames, terminal prompts, panel labels or whichever machine was touched last.\n\nWHY:\nServer Registry Canonical is the authority that prevents Devon from treating infrastructure targets as informal knowledge. Before any installation, configuration, validation, evidence, recovery or promotion claim can stand, the project must prove that server identity has a canonical source capable of governing where runtime and operational actions are allowed to point.\n\nEVIDENCE:\n- file_path: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/panel/data/server_registry_canonical.json\n- file: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/panel/data/server_registry_canonical.json\n- expected_binding: doc.id === \"server_registry\" && state.categoryId === \"overview_scope\"\n- expected_scope: canonical server identity registry for Overview & Scope\n\nVALIDATION:\n- PASS: test -f /home/yeff/public_html/devon/panel/data/server_registry_canonical.json\n- FAIL: test ! -f /home/yeff/public_html/devon/panel/data/server_registry_canonical.json\n- MISSING: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/panel/data cannot be evaluated\n\nFAIL:\n- FAIL: server_registry_canonical.json absent\n- FAIL: server_registry_canonical.json unreadable\n- FAIL: evidence path resolves to a non-registry file\n\nIMPACT:\nIf this prerequisite fails, Devon has no inspectable authority for deciding whether a server, path or operational target belongs to the registered infrastructure surface."
        },
        {
          "title": "Overview Scope Binding Must Hold The Registry Canon In Its Declared Category Path",
          "content": "WHAT:\nThis prerequisite verifies that Server Registry Canonical is bound through Overview & Scope, the category path where Devon exposes this infrastructure-identity authority in the Documentation Hub.\n\nWHY:\nThe server registry only governs infrastructure safely when it is reachable from the active documentation branch that owns its rendered authority. If the registry canon is detached from Overview & Scope, Devon can still store the file, but the docs surface loses the branch position that lets operators audit server identity before acting.\n\nEVIDENCE:\n- file_path: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/docs/index.php\n- file: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/docs/index.php\n- expected_binding: if (doc.id === \"server_registry\" && state.categoryId === \"overview_scope\") {\n- expected_scope: Overview & Scope reading position for Server Registry Canonical\n\nVALIDATION:\n- PASS: grep -q 'doc.id === \"server_registry\" && state.categoryId === \"overview_scope\"' /home/yeff/public_html/devon/docs/index.php\n- FAIL: grep does not find server_registry + overview_scope binding\n- MISSING: docs/index.php unreadable\n\nFAIL:\n- FAIL: doc.id condition differs from server_registry\n- FAIL: categoryId condition differs from overview_scope\n- FAIL: Server Registry branch absent\n\nIMPACT:\nIf this prerequisite fails, Devon cannot prove that server registry governance is exposed from the branch path operators use to audit infrastructure identity."
        },
        {
          "title": "Infrastructure Target Boundary Must Be Available Before Server-Dependent Buckets Advance",
          "content": "WHAT:\nBefore Server Registry Canonical buckets can advance, the registered infrastructure boundary must be available as the control source for deciding which server targets, paths and runtime surfaces Devon can reference. This prerequisite checks whether operational movement has a server identity authority to obey.\n\nWHY:\nA server target is not safe because it is familiar. Devon needs a registry boundary before deployment, monitoring, diagnostics or panel operations can claim they are acting against the correct infrastructure. This bucket blocks server-dependent language from advancing without a canonical registry behind it.\n\nEVIDENCE:\n- file_path: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/panel/data/server_registry_canonical.json\n- file: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/docs/index.php\n- expected_scope: infrastructure targeting must remain bounded by Server Registry Canonical\n\nVALIDATION:\n- PASS: server_registry_canonical.json exists and Server Registry branch exists\n- FAIL: server_registry_canonical.json missing\n- FAIL: Server Registry branch missing\n- MISSING: required source cannot be evaluated\n\nFAIL:\n- FAIL: server-dependent bucket execution starts without server_registry_canonical.json\n- FAIL: infrastructure target cannot be tied to server registry authority\n- FAIL: renderer bypasses server_registry + overview_scope\n\nIMPACT:\nIf this prerequisite fails, Devon can point operational work at infrastructure without a proven registry boundary, turning server identity into operator assumption instead of governed targeting."
        },
        {
          "title": "Prerequisite Closure For The Server Identity Authority",
          "content": "WHAT:\nThe Prerequisites bucket closes only when the server registry source exists, binds through Overview & Scope, and is available before server-dependent buckets advance.\n\nWHY:\nServer Registry Canonical is the infrastructure identity authority for Devon execution safety. Its prerequisite gate must be binary because partial readiness would let operators treat server targets as trusted before the source, category binding and target-boundary role are proven.\n\nEVIDENCE:\n- aggregate result of all previous prerequisite checks\n\nVALIDATION:\n- PASS: all previous prerequisite checks are PASS\n- FAIL: at least one previous prerequisite check is FAIL\n- MISSING: at least one previous prerequisite check cannot be executed\n\nFAIL:\n- FAIL: server registry source condition false\n- FAIL: Overview & Scope binding condition false\n- FAIL: infrastructure target boundary condition false\n\nIMPACT:\nIf this gate is bypassed, Devon can promote infrastructure-dependent work while the canonical registry that should identify safe server targets remains missing, misplaced or unavailable."
        }
      ]
    },
    {
      "bucket": "Installation",
      "status": "PASS",
      "cards": [
        {
          "title": "Server Registry Mounted As Devon's Infrastructure Identity Gate",
          "content": "WHAT:\nInstallation for Server Registry Canonical is the point where Devon's registered infrastructure surface becomes an operative identity gate for server-dependent work. The registry stops being only a stored reference and becomes the installed authority that decides which server, path or runtime target can be trusted as part of the project.\n\nWHY:\nThis category protects Devon from acting on infrastructure by memory, hostname familiarity or terminal context. Installation must prove that server identity is mounted before operators treat deployment, monitoring, diagnostics or recovery actions as pointing at the correct environment.\n\nEVIDENCE:\n- file_path: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/panel/data/server_registry_canonical.json\n- file: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/docs/index.php\n- expected_binding: doc.id === \"server_registry\" && state.categoryId === \"overview_scope\"\n- expected_scope: Server Registry Canonical mounted as Devon's infrastructure identity gate\n\nVALIDATION:\n- PASS: test -f /home/yeff/public_html/devon/panel/data/server_registry_canonical.json\n- PASS: grep -q 'doc.id === \"server_registry\" && state.categoryId === \"overview_scope\"' /home/yeff/public_html/devon/docs/index.php\n- FAIL: server_registry_canonical.json absent\n- FAIL: server_registry + overview_scope binding absent\n- MISSING: required path unreadable\n\nFAIL:\n- FAIL: server registry source condition false\n- FAIL: branch binding condition false\n- FAIL: installed identity gate cannot be tied to server_registry_canonical.json\n\nIMPACT:\nIf this installation fails, Devon can aim operational work at infrastructure without a mounted registry authority, turning target selection into operator assumption instead of governed identity control."
        },
        {
          "title": "Registered Targets Become Available Before Infrastructure Work Runs",
          "content": "WHAT:\nThis installation bucket makes registered server targets available before infrastructure-dependent work is treated as executable. The installed registry must stand in front of operational movement so runtime actions are admitted by identity, not justified after they already touched a server.\n\nWHY:\nServer Registry Canonical exists to prevent the wrong target from becoming the active target by convenience. Installation must place the registry in the decision path first, so Devon can verify the server identity before deployment, diagnostics, monitoring or recovery output is trusted.\n\nEVIDENCE:\n- file_path: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/panel/data/server_registry_canonical.json\n- file: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/docs/index.php\n- expected_scope: infrastructure work must remain subordinate to installed server registry authority\n\nVALIDATION:\n- PASS: server_registry_canonical.json exists and Server Registry branch exists\n- PASS: renderStructuredCard(\"Installation\", installationBuckets) exists inside the target branch\n- FAIL: Installation remains renderPendingCard(\"Installation\")\n- FAIL: target identity cannot be traced to server_registry_canonical.json\n- MISSING: target branch cannot be isolated\n\nFAIL:\n- FAIL: Installation card pending\n- FAIL: installationBuckets array missing\n- FAIL: structured render call outside server_registry + overview_scope\n\nIMPACT:\nIf this installation path fails, Devon can document infrastructure behavior without proving that the server target was first admitted by the canonical registry."
        },
        {
          "title": "Registry Canon Installed As The Control Line Against Target Drift",
          "content": "WHAT:\nInstallation must establish Server Registry Canonical as the control line that blocks operational work from drifting toward unregistered or ambiguous infrastructure targets. This bucket installs server identity as an enforceable targeting constraint, not as a reference list for convenience.\n\nWHY:\nThe risk governed by this category is target drift: a valid command, patch or diagnostic pointed at the wrong server. Server Registry Canonical must be installed as the authority that keeps infrastructure movement attached to registered identity before any output is accepted.\n\nEVIDENCE:\n- file_path: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/panel/data/server_registry_canonical.json\n- file: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/docs/index.php\n- expected_scope: server registry canon must remain the control line for infrastructure target admission\n\nVALIDATION:\n- PASS: server registry source exists\n- PASS: server_registry + overview_scope branch exists\n- FAIL: server registry source missing\n- FAIL: branch missing\n- FAIL: infrastructure target cannot be checked against registry authority\n- MISSING: source state cannot be evaluated\n\nFAIL:\n- FAIL: operation admitted without server_registry_canonical.json\n- FAIL: renderer bypasses server_registry + overview_scope\n- FAIL: target identity cannot be observed before infrastructure interpretation\n\nIMPACT:\nIf this control line is not installed, Devon loses the mechanism that prevents deployment, diagnostics and recovery work from being executed against an unverified server target."
        },
        {
          "title": "Installation Closure For The Canonical Server Identity Surface",
          "content": "WHAT:\nInstallation closes only when the server registry source exists, the Overview & Scope branch is correct, and the Installation bucket is active inside the Server Registry category path.\n\nWHY:\nThis bucket confirms that infrastructure identity is operationally mounted. A PASS means Devon can use Server Registry Canonical as the installed authority for deciding whether a server target, path or runtime surface is legitimate before operational work proceeds.\n\nEVIDENCE:\n- aggregate result of all previous installation checks\n\nVALIDATION:\n- PASS: all previous installation checks are PASS\n- FAIL: at least one previous installation check is FAIL\n- MISSING: at least one previous installation check cannot be executed\n\nFAIL:\n- FAIL: server registry source installation false\n- FAIL: branch installation false\n- FAIL: active Installation render false\n\nIMPACT:\nIf this closure is bypassed, Devon can treat infrastructure identity as installed while the registry canon is not yet operating as the target-control surface that governs server-dependent execution."
        }
      ]
    },
    {
      "bucket": "Configuration",
      "status": "PASS",
      "cards": [
        {
          "title": "Registered Infrastructure Ruleset Bound To The Server Canon",
          "content": "WHAT:\nConfiguration for Server Registry Canonical defines the registry as Devon's ruleset for infrastructure identity. This bucket fixes the category as the authority that decides which server names, paths, runtime surfaces and operational targets are allowed to be treated as registered project infrastructure.\n\nWHY:\nServer Registry Canonical exists because infrastructure identity cannot depend on memory, shell context or familiar host labels. Configuration must convert the registry canon into a governing target rule before any later bucket accepts server-dependent work as correctly aimed.\n\nEVIDENCE:\n- file_path: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/panel/data/server_registry_canonical.json\n- file: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/docs/index.php\n- expected_binding: doc.id === \"server_registry\" && state.categoryId === \"overview_scope\"\n- expected_scope: configured infrastructure identity ruleset for Devon server targeting\n\nVALIDATION:\n- PASS: test -f /home/yeff/public_html/devon/panel/data/server_registry_canonical.json\n- PASS: grep -q 'doc.id === \"server_registry\" && state.categoryId === \"overview_scope\"' /home/yeff/public_html/devon/docs/index.php\n- FAIL: server_registry_canonical.json absent\n- FAIL: server_registry + overview_scope binding absent\n- MISSING: required path unreadable\n\nFAIL:\n- FAIL: server registry source false\n- FAIL: category binding false\n- FAIL: infrastructure identity ruleset cannot be proven\n\nIMPACT:\nIf this configuration fails, Devon has no configured authority for deciding whether an operational target is a legitimate registered server surface or an unsafe assumption."
        },
        {
          "title": "Target Admission Anchored Before Infrastructure Commands Execute",
          "content": "WHAT:\nThis configuration bucket anchors server target admission before infrastructure commands are interpreted as valid. The category must ensure that deployment, diagnostics, monitoring and recovery commands do not define target legitimacy by succeeding against whichever server received them.\n\nWHY:\nA successful command does not prove the target was correct. Server Registry Canonical must sit upstream from infrastructure movement so Devon can judge the target identity before accepting the output, mutation or runtime state created by that command.\n\nEVIDENCE:\n- file_path: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/panel/data/server_registry_canonical.json\n- file: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/docs/index.php\n- expected_scope: infrastructure command execution remains subordinate to Server Registry Canonical\n\nVALIDATION:\n- PASS: server_registry_canonical.json exists\n- PASS: Server Registry branch exists\n- FAIL: infrastructure command occurs without server registry source\n- FAIL: Server Registry branch absent\n- MISSING: required source cannot be evaluated\n\nFAIL:\n- FAIL: command target cannot be checked against server_registry_canonical.json\n- FAIL: renderer bypasses server_registry + overview_scope\n- FAIL: completed command output is treated as target authority\n\nIMPACT:\nIf this configuration fails, Devon can mistake a working server response for correct infrastructure identity and normalize operations against the wrong target."
        },
        {
          "title": "Server Identity Boundary As The Control Surface For Runtime Targeting",
          "content": "WHAT:\nConfiguration must preserve Server Registry Canonical as the control surface for runtime targeting. This bucket makes the category responsible for separating registered infrastructure from unknown, stale, ambiguous or unauthorized server surfaces.\n\nWHY:\nDevon needs a hard boundary between known infrastructure and whatever endpoint happens to respond. Without configured registry control, deployment work, diagnostics and monitoring can cross into a target that was never admitted by the project as part of its server surface.\n\nEVIDENCE:\n- file_path: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/panel/data/server_registry_canonical.json\n- file: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/docs/index.php\n- expected_scope: runtime targeting must remain dependent on canonical server identity\n\nVALIDATION:\n- PASS: server registry source exists and Server Registry branch is active\n- FAIL: server registry source missing\n- FAIL: Server Registry branch missing\n- FAIL: runtime target cannot be checked against registry authority\n- MISSING: identity source cannot be evaluated\n\nFAIL:\n- FAIL: registered target boundary unavailable\n- FAIL: infrastructure operation evaluated without server registry authority\n- FAIL: unknown target treated as valid Devon infrastructure\n\nIMPACT:\nIf this control surface is not configured, Devon can let operational work act on infrastructure that is reachable but not canonically registered."
        },
        {
          "title": "Configuration Closure For The Server Identity Control Plane",
          "content": "WHAT:\nConfiguration closes only when the server registry source exists, the Server Registry branch is active, and target-identity control is available before server-dependent work is interpreted as valid.\n\nWHY:\nThis closure confirms that Server Registry Canonical is configured as Devon's control plane for infrastructure identity. A PASS means deployment, diagnostics, monitoring and recovery work can be judged against a declared server registry instead of terminal context or operator familiarity.\n\nEVIDENCE:\n- aggregate result of all previous configuration checks\n\nVALIDATION:\n- PASS: all previous configuration checks are PASS\n- FAIL: at least one previous configuration check is FAIL\n- MISSING: at least one previous configuration check cannot be executed\n\nFAIL:\n- FAIL: server registry source condition false\n- FAIL: Server Registry branch condition false\n- FAIL: target identity control condition false\n\nIMPACT:\nIf this closure is bypassed, Devon can proceed with infrastructure-dependent operations while the category that should control server identity is not configured as the governing registry authority."
        }
      ]
    },
    {
      "bucket": "Validation",
      "status": "PASS",
      "cards": [
        {
          "title": "Registry Source Proven Before Server Identity Is Accepted",
          "content": "WHAT:\nValidation for Server Registry Canonical proves that Devon's infrastructure identity is backed by the canonical server registry before the category is accepted as target authority. This bucket verifies that server identity is not being accepted from SSH history, remembered aliases, shell prompt context, panel labels or successful command output.\n\nWHY:\nServer Registry Canonical exists to decide whether a server, path or runtime surface belongs to Devon's registered infrastructure. Validation must prove the source and branch of that decision before the project treats any server-dependent operation as aimed at a legitimate target.\n\nEVIDENCE:\n- file_path: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/panel/data/server_registry_canonical.json\n- file: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/docs/index.php\n- expected_binding: doc.id === \"server_registry\" && state.categoryId === \"overview_scope\"\n- expected_scope: validated server identity authority for Devon infrastructure targeting\n\nVALIDATION:\n- PASS: test -f /home/yeff/public_html/devon/panel/data/server_registry_canonical.json\n- PASS: grep -q 'doc.id === \"server_registry\" && state.categoryId === \"overview_scope\"' /home/yeff/public_html/devon/docs/index.php\n- FAIL: server_registry_canonical.json absent\n- FAIL: server_registry + overview_scope binding absent\n- MISSING: required path unreadable\n\nFAIL:\n- FAIL: server registry source condition false\n- FAIL: branch binding condition false\n- FAIL: server identity authority cannot be proven from canonical state\n\nIMPACT:\nIf this validation fails, Devon cannot prove that infrastructure targeting comes from the server registry instead of from operator memory or incidental server access."
        },
        {
          "title": "Target Identity Checked Before Infrastructure Output Is Trusted",
          "content": "WHAT:\nThis validation bucket checks whether infrastructure output can be trusted only after the server target is proven against Server Registry Canonical. The category must validate where an operation pointed before accepting what the operation reported.\n\nWHY:\nA correct response from the wrong server is false evidence. Server registry validation protects Devon from using logs, diagnostics, deployment output or monitoring signals as proof when the target identity itself was never confirmed.\n\nEVIDENCE:\n- file_path: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/panel/data/server_registry_canonical.json\n- file: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/docs/index.php\n- expected_scope: infrastructure output trust remains dependent on registered server identity\n\nVALIDATION:\n- PASS: server_registry_canonical.json exists\n- PASS: Server Registry branch exists\n- FAIL: infrastructure output cannot be tied to registry authority\n- FAIL: Server Registry branch absent\n- MISSING: source state cannot be evaluated\n\nFAIL:\n- FAIL: command output accepted without server_registry_canonical.json\n- FAIL: successful server response used as identity proof\n- FAIL: renderer bypasses server_registry + overview_scope\n\nIMPACT:\nIf this validation fails, Devon can accept evidence produced by an unverified server target and treat unknown infrastructure output as valid project state."
        },
        {
          "title": "Registered Target Tests Prevent Unknown Infrastructure From Entering The Baseline",
          "content": "WHAT:\nValidation must prove that Server Registry Canonical can distinguish registered targets from unknown, stale, ambiguous or unauthorized infrastructure. This bucket prevents reachable servers from entering Devon's operational baseline only because they respond or appear familiar.\n\nWHY:\nInfrastructure identity is not reachability. Devon needs validation that can reject a target even when credentials work, commands return output or paths look correct. The registry canon must keep unregistered infrastructure outside accepted execution and documentation state.\n\nEVIDENCE:\n- file_path: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/panel/data/server_registry_canonical.json\n- file: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/docs/index.php\n- expected_scope: target admission remains dependent on canonical server registry identity\n\nVALIDATION:\n- PASS: server registry source exists and Server Registry branch is active\n- FAIL: target admission cannot be checked\n- FAIL: unknown target treated as valid infrastructure\n- FAIL: registered target boundary cannot be separated from reachable endpoint\n- MISSING: registry source cannot be evaluated\n\nFAIL:\n- FAIL: registered identity boundary unavailable\n- FAIL: infrastructure operation evaluated without server registry authority\n- FAIL: reachable endpoint accepted as Devon infrastructure without registry proof\n\nIMPACT:\nIf this validation fails, Devon can allow deployment, diagnostics or recovery work to operate against infrastructure that is technically reachable but not canonically registered."
        },
        {
          "title": "Validation Closure For The Server Registry Authority",
          "content": "WHAT:\nValidation closes only when the canonical server registry exists, the Server Registry branch is active, infrastructure-output trust is checkable, and registered-target tests prevent unknown infrastructure from entering the project baseline.\n\nWHY:\nThis gate confirms that Server Registry Canonical is functioning as a validation authority for infrastructure identity, not as descriptive server documentation. A PASS means Devon can test server targeting before accepting diagnostics, deployment, monitoring or recovery output.\n\nEVIDENCE:\n- aggregate result of all previous validation checks\n\nVALIDATION:\n- PASS: all previous validation checks are PASS\n- FAIL: at least one previous validation check is FAIL\n- MISSING: at least one previous validation check cannot be executed\n\nFAIL:\n- FAIL: server registry source validation false\n- FAIL: branch validation false\n- FAIL: target identity validation false\n- FAIL: registered target validation false\n\nIMPACT:\nIf this closure is bypassed, Devon can validate infrastructure-dependent work while the registry authority that should prove server identity remains unverified."
        }
      ]
    },
    {
      "bucket": "Observable Evidence",
      "status": "PASS",
      "cards": [
        {
          "title": "Server Registry File As Inspectable Infrastructure Identity Evidence",
          "content": "WHAT:\nObservable Evidence for Server Registry Canonical begins with the file that proves Devon has a declared infrastructure identity authority. This evidence must be inspectable at source level before any server target, path, deployment output, diagnostic result or monitoring signal is accepted as belonging to registered project infrastructure.\n\nWHY:\nServer Registry Canonical governs where infrastructure-dependent work is allowed to point. Its evidence cannot be a familiar hostname, a successful SSH session, a known shell prompt or a command that returned output. It must point to the canonical registry file that defines server identity before operational output is trusted.\n\nEVIDENCE:\n- file_path: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/panel/data/server_registry_canonical.json\n- file: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/panel/data/server_registry_canonical.json\n- expected_binding: server registry canon exists as a readable infrastructure identity source\n- expected_scope: observable source for Devon registered server targets\n\nVALIDATION:\n- PASS: test -f /home/yeff/public_html/devon/panel/data/server_registry_canonical.json\n- FAIL: test ! -f /home/yeff/public_html/devon/panel/data/server_registry_canonical.json\n- MISSING: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/panel/data cannot be evaluated\n\nFAIL:\n- FAIL: server_registry_canonical.json absent\n- FAIL: server_registry_canonical.json unreadable\n- FAIL: evidence path resolves outside /home/yeff/public_html/devon/panel/data\n\nIMPACT:\nIf this evidence is not observable, Devon cannot prove that server identity exists as a canonical registry instead of an operator assumption or terminal habit."
        },
        {
          "title": "Branch Evidence For The Server Registry Reading Position",
          "content": "WHAT:\nThis evidence bucket exposes the renderer binding that places Server Registry Canonical inside the Overview & Scope path. The observable proof is the branch condition that connects the registry document identity to the category route where Devon exposes infrastructure identity authority.\n\nWHY:\nA server registry source without a verified reading position is not enough. Operators must be able to inspect the Documentation Hub route that surfaces the registry canon, otherwise Devon cannot prove that server identity authority is active in the path used for infrastructure decisions.\n\nEVIDENCE:\n- file_path: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/docs/index.php\n- file: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/docs/index.php\n- expected_binding: if (doc.id === \"server_registry\" && state.categoryId === \"overview_scope\") {\n- expected_scope: observable reading position for Server Registry Canonical\n\nVALIDATION:\n- PASS: grep -q 'doc.id === \"server_registry\" && state.categoryId === \"overview_scope\"' /home/yeff/public_html/devon/docs/index.php\n- FAIL: grep does not find server_registry + overview_scope binding\n- MISSING: docs/index.php unreadable\n\nFAIL:\n- FAIL: doc.id condition differs from server_registry\n- FAIL: categoryId condition differs from overview_scope\n- FAIL: Server Registry branch absent\n\nIMPACT:\nIf this evidence is missing, Devon cannot prove that canonical server identity is exposed from the branch path operators use to audit infrastructure targeting."
        },
        {
          "title": "Active Evidence Card As Proof That Infrastructure Identity Audit Is Exposed",
          "content": "WHAT:\nObservable Evidence must prove that this bucket is active inside the Server Registry branch. The evidence is the structured render path that exposes registry proof to the operator instead of leaving infrastructure identity behind a pending placeholder.\n\nWHY:\nServer Registry Canonical is only auditable when its proof is reachable through the same branch that owns the infrastructure identity authority. Stored text is not enough; the operator must be able to inspect the chain from registry source file to branch binding to rendered evidence card.\n\nEVIDENCE:\n- file_path: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/docs/index.php\n- file: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/docs/index.php\n- expected_binding: renderStructuredCard(\"Observable Evidence\", observableEvidenceBuckets)\n- expected_scope: Observable Evidence active inside server_registry + overview_scope\n\nVALIDATION:\n- PASS: renderStructuredCard(\"Observable Evidence\", observableEvidenceBuckets) exists inside the Server Registry branch\n- FAIL: Observable Evidence remains renderPendingCard(\"Observable Evidence\")\n- MISSING: target branch cannot be isolated\n\nFAIL:\n- FAIL: observableEvidenceBuckets array missing\n- FAIL: structured render call absent\n- FAIL: structured render call outside server_registry + overview_scope\n\nIMPACT:\nIf this evidence card is not active, Devon may contain server registry proof in code while failing to expose it where infrastructure identity is audited."
        },
        {
          "title": "Evidence Closure For The Canonical Server Identity Surface",
          "content": "WHAT:\nObservable Evidence closes only when the server registry source file, Server Registry branch binding and active evidence card are all directly inspectable.\n\nWHY:\nThis bucket is the audit surface for Devon's infrastructure identity boundary. Its closure means server targeting can be verified from canonical file state to renderer binding to visible evidence without relying on reachable endpoints, command output, remembered hostnames or operator familiarity.\n\nEVIDENCE:\n- aggregate result of all previous observable evidence checks\n\nVALIDATION:\n- PASS: all previous observable evidence checks are PASS\n- FAIL: at least one previous observable evidence check is FAIL\n- MISSING: at least one previous observable evidence check cannot be executed\n\nFAIL:\n- FAIL: server registry source evidence false\n- FAIL: branch binding evidence false\n- FAIL: active evidence card false\n\nIMPACT:\nIf this closure is bypassed, Devon can claim server registry governance while lacking a deterministic proof path from canonical infrastructure source to Documentation Hub exposure."
        }
      ]
    },
    {
      "bucket": "Failure Modes & Recovery",
      "status": "PASS",
      "cards": [
        {
          "title": "Registry Source Loss Turns Server Identity Into Operator Memory",
          "content": "WHAT:\nFailure Modes & Recovery for Server Registry Canonical starts when server_registry_canonical.json is missing, unreadable or replaced by a non-registry source. In that state, Devon no longer has a canonical authority for deciding whether a server, path, runtime surface or operational endpoint belongs to the registered infrastructure set.\n\nWHY:\nThis category protects infrastructure targeting. Recovery cannot be based on remembered hostnames, successful SSH access, shell prompts or a server that simply responds. The registry source must be restored first because it is the document that turns server identity into governed targeting.\n\nEVIDENCE:\n- file_path: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/panel/data/server_registry_canonical.json\n- file: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/panel/data/server_registry_canonical.json\n- expected_binding: server registry canon must exist as the infrastructure identity authority\n- expected_scope: recovery target for Devon's canonical server identity surface\n\nVALIDATION:\n- PASS: test -f /home/yeff/public_html/devon/panel/data/server_registry_canonical.json\n- FAIL: test ! -f /home/yeff/public_html/devon/panel/data/server_registry_canonical.json\n- MISSING: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/panel/data cannot be evaluated\n\nFAIL:\n- FAIL: server_registry_canonical.json absent\n- FAIL: server_registry_canonical.json unreadable\n- FAIL: restored source is not server_registry_canonical.json\n\nIMPACT:\nUntil this failure is recovered, Devon cannot prove whether infrastructure-dependent work is aimed at a registered server target or at an assumed endpoint."
        },
        {
          "title": "Branch Drift Removes Registry Authority From Its Audit Route",
          "content": "WHAT:\nThis failure occurs when Server Registry Canonical stops binding through the Overview & Scope branch used by the Documentation Hub. Recovery must restore the exact branch relation that makes server identity auditable from the document route assigned to this canon.\n\nWHY:\nThe registry source must be reachable from the rendered category path that exposes infrastructure identity authority. If the branch drifts, the source may still exist, but operators lose the documented route that proves registered targeting is active before they trust deployment, diagnostics, monitoring or recovery output.\n\nEVIDENCE:\n- file_path: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/docs/index.php\n- file: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/docs/index.php\n- expected_binding: if (doc.id === \"server_registry\" && state.categoryId === \"overview_scope\") {\n- expected_scope: Overview & Scope reading position for Server Registry Canonical\n\nVALIDATION:\n- PASS: grep -q 'doc.id === \"server_registry\" && state.categoryId === \"overview_scope\"' /home/yeff/public_html/devon/docs/index.php\n- FAIL: grep does not find server_registry + overview_scope binding\n- MISSING: docs/index.php unreadable\n\nFAIL:\n- FAIL: doc.id condition differs from server_registry\n- FAIL: categoryId condition differs from overview_scope\n- FAIL: Server Registry branch absent\n\nIMPACT:\nUntil this failure is recovered, Devon cannot prove that infrastructure identity is exposed through the branch path operators use to audit server targeting."
        },
        {
          "title": "Infrastructure Work Continues After Target Authority Breaks",
          "content": "WHAT:\nThis failure exists when deployment, diagnostics, monitoring or recovery work continues while server registry authority is missing, bypassed or not checkable. Recovery must reattach operational movement to Server Registry Canonical before any output is treated as valid project evidence.\n\nWHY:\nThe dangerous state is not only a failed server operation. The worse state is a clean response from an unverified target. That allows infrastructure output from an assumed endpoint to become accepted evidence inside Devon.\n\nEVIDENCE:\n- file_path: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/panel/data/server_registry_canonical.json\n- file: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/docs/index.php\n- expected_scope: infrastructure activity must remain checkable against Server Registry Canonical\n\nVALIDATION:\n- PASS: server_registry_canonical.json exists and server_registry + overview_scope branch exists\n- FAIL: infrastructure activity continues while server registry source condition is false\n- FAIL: infrastructure activity continues while branch condition is false\n- MISSING: required source cannot be evaluated\n\nFAIL:\n- FAIL: command output accepted without server_registry_canonical.json\n- FAIL: infrastructure result accepted without Server Registry branch\n- FAIL: successful server response treated as registered identity proof\n\nIMPACT:\nUntil this failure is recovered, Devon can convert unregistered server output into trusted operational evidence without a canonical registry authorizing that target."
        },
        {
          "title": "Unknown Target Recovery For Ambiguous Infrastructure Surfaces",
          "content": "WHAT:\nThis failure occurs when a reachable, familiar or previously used endpoint is accepted as Devon infrastructure without registry proof. Recovery must force every infrastructure surface back through Server Registry Canonical before it can be used as a valid operational target.\n\nWHY:\nReachability is not registration. Server Registry Canonical must recover the identity boundary between known Devon servers and endpoints that merely respond. Without that boundary, infrastructure work can drift toward stale, ambiguous or unauthorized targets while appearing technically successful.\n\nEVIDENCE:\n- file_path: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/panel/data/server_registry_canonical.json\n- file: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/docs/index.php\n- expected_scope: target admission must remain subordinate to canonical server registry identity\n\nVALIDATION:\n- PASS: server registry source exists and Server Registry branch is active\n- FAIL: unknown target accepted without registry authority\n- FAIL: reachable endpoint treated as registered infrastructure\n- MISSING: registry source cannot be evaluated\n\nFAIL:\n- FAIL: registered target boundary unavailable\n- FAIL: infrastructure operation evaluated without server registry authority\n- FAIL: unregistered endpoint accepted as Devon server surface\n\nIMPACT:\nUntil this failure is recovered, Devon can aim deployment, diagnostics or recovery work at infrastructure that is available but not canonically admitted."
        },
        {
          "title": "Recovery Closure For The Canonical Server Identity Surface",
          "content": "WHAT:\nFailure recovery closes only when the server registry source is restored, the Overview & Scope binding is correct, infrastructure output is again target-checkable and unknown endpoints are blocked until registry admission exists.\n\nWHY:\nServer Registry Canonical recovery must be binary. Partial repair can leave Devon running infrastructure commands again while the registry authority is still unable to admit, reject or block targets with canonical identity evidence.\n\nEVIDENCE:\n- aggregate result of all previous failure recovery checks\n\nVALIDATION:\n- PASS: all previous recovery checks are PASS\n- FAIL: at least one previous recovery check is FAIL\n- MISSING: at least one previous recovery check cannot be executed\n\nFAIL:\n- FAIL: server registry source recovery false\n- FAIL: Overview & Scope binding recovery false\n- FAIL: target-check recovery false\n- FAIL: unknown target blocking false\n\nIMPACT:\nIf this closure is bypassed, Devon can continue infrastructure-dependent work with a registry surface that is restored in appearance but not proven as enforceable server identity governance."
        }
      ]
    },
    {
      "bucket": "Completion & Promotion",
      "status": "PASS",
      "cards": [
        {
          "title": "Server Identity Authority Promoted Only After Registry Control Is Proven",
          "content": "WHAT:\nCompletion & Promotion for Server Registry Canonical means Devon can accept this category as infrastructure-identity authority only after the registry source, branch binding, active bucket coverage and target-control role are all proven.\n\nWHY:\nServer Registry Canonical decides whether a server, path, runtime surface or operational endpoint belongs to Devon's registered infrastructure. Promotion cannot mean that registry text exists. Promotion means Devon can rely on the server canon to admit, reject or block infrastructure targets before output is trusted as project evidence.\n\nEVIDENCE:\n- file_path: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/panel/data/server_registry_canonical.json\n- file: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/docs/index.php\n- expected_binding: doc.id === \"server_registry\" && state.categoryId === \"overview_scope\"\n- expected_scope: Server Registry Canonical promoted as Devon's verified infrastructure identity authority\n\nVALIDATION:\n- PASS: test -f /home/yeff/public_html/devon/panel/data/server_registry_canonical.json\n- PASS: grep -q 'doc.id === \"server_registry\" && state.categoryId === \"overview_scope\"' /home/yeff/public_html/devon/docs/index.php\n- PASS: renderStructuredCard(\"Completion & Promotion\", completionPromotionBuckets) exists inside the target branch\n- FAIL: any required PASS condition is false\n- MISSING: required source cannot be evaluated\n\nFAIL:\n- FAIL: server registry source missing\n- FAIL: Server Registry branch missing\n- FAIL: Completion & Promotion still pending\n\nIMPACT:\nIf this promotion is false-positive, Devon treats infrastructure identity as complete while the registry authority that should protect server-dependent work is not fully proven."
        },
        {
          "title": "Promotion Requires Infrastructure Output To Remain Registry-Admitted",
          "content": "WHAT:\nThis bucket promotes Server Registry Canonical only when infrastructure output remains subordinate to the registered server identity boundary. Deployment results, diagnostics, monitoring signals and recovery output must remain interpretable as work admitted by the registry, not as output that retroactively proves the target was correct.\n\nWHY:\nThe category's system value is target governance. A completed server registry canon must stop successful infrastructure responses from becoming valid merely because they look clean. Promotion must confirm that operational evidence still answers to the canonical registry before Devon accepts the category as complete.\n\nEVIDENCE:\n- file_path: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/panel/data/server_registry_canonical.json\n- file: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/docs/index.php\n- expected_scope: infrastructure output remains subordinate to Server Registry Canonical\n\nVALIDATION:\n- PASS: server_registry_canonical.json exists and Server Registry branch is active\n- PASS: infrastructure output remains checkable against the server registry source\n- FAIL: infrastructure output cannot be tied to server_registry_canonical.json\n- FAIL: infrastructure output is treated as valid without registry admission\n- MISSING: target relation cannot be evaluated\n\nFAIL:\n- FAIL: diagnostics accepted without server registry authority\n- FAIL: deployment output accepted without target identity check\n- FAIL: renderer bypasses server_registry + overview_scope\n\nIMPACT:\nIf this promotion fails, Devon can keep producing infrastructure results while the server registry no longer controls whether those results are safe to trust."
        },
        {
          "title": "Completed Registry Locks Target Admission, Refusal And Unknown Endpoint Blocking",
          "content": "WHAT:\nCompletion must confirm that Server Registry Canonical can support three infrastructure-identity outcomes: admitted registered target, refused target and blocked unknown endpoint waiting on registry proof. The category is complete only when unregistered infrastructure cannot enter the operational baseline as accepted Devon server surface.\n\nWHY:\nA server registry that only lists known targets is incomplete. Devon needs refusal and unknown-endpoint blocking to prevent target drift through reachability, familiar hostnames, clean output or prior operator use. Promotion must prove that the category can keep unregistered infrastructure outside accepted project evidence.\n\nEVIDENCE:\n- file_path: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/panel/data/server_registry_canonical.json\n- file: /home/yeff/public_html/devon/docs/index.php\n- expected_scope: completed server registry preserves admission, refusal and unknown-target blocking behavior\n\nVALIDATION:\n- PASS: Prerequisites, Installation, Configuration, Validation, Observable Evidence, Failure Modes & Recovery and Completion & Promotion are structured cards\n- PASS: every active bucket is rendered inside server_registry + overview_scope branch\n- FAIL: any required bucket remains pending\n- FAIL: any required bucket array is absent\n- MISSING: target branch cannot be isolated\n\nFAIL:\n- FAIL: required bucket still uses renderPendingCard\n- FAIL: required bucket array missing\n- FAIL: required renderStructuredCard call outside target branch\n\nIMPACT:\nIf this gate fails, Devon promotes an infrastructure category that cannot reliably distinguish registered server identity from refused, stale, ambiguous or unknown targets."
        },
        {
          "title": "Promotion Closure For Devon's Canonical Server Identity Surface",
          "content": "WHAT:\nCompletion closes only when the server registry source exists, the Server Registry branch is active, all bucket cards are structured, and infrastructure output remains accountable to the canonical target-identity boundary.\n\nWHY:\nThis is the final acceptance gate for the category that controls Devon's registered infrastructure surface. A PASS means the server registry can govern what deployment, diagnostics, monitoring and recovery work are allowed to target. Anything less leaves the project vulnerable to wrong-server evidence disguised as valid operational proof.\n\nEVIDENCE:\n- aggregate result of all previous completion and promotion checks\n\nVALIDATION:\n- PASS: all previous completion checks are PASS\n- FAIL: at least one previous completion check is FAIL\n- MISSING: at least one previous completion check cannot be executed\n\nFAIL:\n- FAIL: server registry source verification false\n- FAIL: Server Registry branch verification false\n- FAIL: structured bucket completion false\n- FAIL: infrastructure target accountability false\n\nIMPACT:\nIf this closure is bypassed, Devon can mark Server Registry Canonical complete while the system still lacks a fully verified identity authority for admitting, rejecting and blocking infrastructure targets."
        }
      ]
    }
  ]
}