docs: align Week 9 CUI with Integrity Code Series canonical standard#1
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- Standardise the badge row to the 6-badge canonical order (CI, License MIT, Python 3.11+, Tests 154 passing, Code style ruff, DOI) with working hrefs - Correct the tests badge and Quickstart count to the real pytest total (154) - Add docs/equations.html: a MathJax reference rendering only the governing equations already present in the README/source, preserving [ASSUMED] tags - Link docs/equations.html from the Governing Equations section - Resolve the MIT-vs-"research/educational only" contradiction: keep MIT in License, move the usage restriction into a new Disclaimer section - Add Disclaimer (canonical text), Anti-Hallucination Note (T1/T2/T3 tiers) and rename Cybersecurity Summary to Cybersecurity (STRIDE) - Update the series cross-link table: bold Week 9, add Week 11, refresh slugs - Fix Repository Structure: list docs/ and the existing tests/test_extended.py
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Brings the published Week 9 CUI repo up to the Integrity Code Series canonical standard (content only — no repo rename, no default-branch change). All existing technical content is preserved.
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ci.yml), License MIT, Python 3.11+, Tests 154 passing (→tests/), Code style ruff, DOI (10.5281/zenodo.20172508).pytesttotal (154 collected). Repository Structure now also lists the existingtests/test_extended.pyand the newdocs/.tex-mml-chtml) adapted from the Week 11 skeleton. Renders only the governing equations already in this repo's README/source (Fourier, Philip-de Vries, Butler-Volmer, Faraday, Strang, Tikhonov, Monte Carlo/PoF, API 579-1 FAD), preserving the repo's own[ASSUMED]tags and citations. No equation, constant, or citation was invented.docs/equations.html.## License; moved the usage restriction into a new## Disclaimerwith the canonical text.## Disclaimer,## Anti-Hallucination Note(T1/T2/T3 tiers mapped to the repo's[ASSUMED]flags), and renamedCybersecurity Summary→## Cybersecurity (STRIDE).Verification
pytest --collect-only→ 154 tests collected (badge, Quickstart, footer all say 154).[]()badge hrefs; 6 badges in fixed order.