v0.1.1 Trust Surface Residue

State Declaration

This release does not introduce a new system. It names a condition the archive had already begun behaving around.

Trust-bearing surfaces that remain visually current after proof attrition are now recognized as a stable doctrinal cluster rather than an isolated incident family. The archive therefore adopts Trust Surface Residual Truth, explanation-layer handling, and supervised overcoherence review as adjacent mechanisms for filing the same broad condition.

Included shifts

• Trust-surface persistence is recognized as a distinct failure signature rather than a generic assurance anomaly.
• Residual trust objects may be treated as behaviorally active without being described as fully sound.
• Explanation layers may circulate for administrative use, but polished calm is no longer treated as self-certifying truth.
• Vantage Hollow is carried forward as the cluster’s provisional mascot witness.

Archival posture

No verification substrate was restored by this declaration. The release records classification maturity, not repair.

The archive remains committed to the narrower sentence: some marks continue to guide behavior after they cease to justify it proportionately. This is now considered part of the system’s remembered architecture.