Add data-contract-cite to Testing section#284
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Adds data-contract-cite, an MIT-licensed Python CLI for regulated data pipelines.
What it does: takes a data contract (YAML schema + assertion list) and emits a compliance manifest that maps each assertion to the verbatim text of the regulation that authorises or requires it (GDPR Art. 5/9, EU Data Act Art. 4-5, HIPAA Safe Harbor). The manifest is hash-chained against a per-assertion audit log so a regulator can verify integrity from the JSON alone.
Differs from the existing Testing-section tools by carrying the regulatory citation as a first-class output, which matters for pipelines crossing data-protection boundaries (cross-site research, cross-border B2B, regulated industries). Disclosure: I am the author. Placed alphabetically near Fixzi (last entry). 68 tests pass, ruff + mypy strict clean.