Part of #712.
Problem
The current root export surface exposes implementation vocabulary too early. v19 needs a mechanically enforced package boundary so graph-shaped, patch-shaped, worldline, strand, braid, optic, witness, and hologram symbols do not leak from root.
Scope
- Inventory all root and browser entrypoint exports.
- Classify each export as root, storage, advanced, diagnostics, legacy, or internal.
- Add an automated root export audit that rejects forbidden public names.
- Keep type-only public nouns separate from value exports.
Acceptance
- The audit fails if root exports graph-shaped substrate names.
- The audit covers Node and browser entrypoints.
- Allowed root value exports are limited to the v19 first-use API.
- Existing consumers can still reach compatibility symbols through planned subpaths, not root.
Suggested RED/GREEN
RED: add a boundary fixture that detects an existing forbidden root export.
GREEN: move or stop exporting that symbol from root and update the audit allowlist.
Part of #712.
Problem
The current root export surface exposes implementation vocabulary too early. v19 needs a mechanically enforced package boundary so graph-shaped, patch-shaped, worldline, strand, braid, optic, witness, and hologram symbols do not leak from root.
Scope
Acceptance
Suggested RED/GREEN
RED: add a boundary fixture that detects an existing forbidden root export.
GREEN: move or stop exporting that symbol from root and update the audit allowlist.