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fix(spec): keep object enable.trash/mru dead, not experimental (CI: author-lint)
The author-side liveness lint (lintLivenessProperties, #1966) auto-warns on
every `experimental` prop. enable.trash / enable.mru default to `true`, and
the lint cannot distinguish an authored `true` from the schema default — so
tagging them experimental warned on the default value of every object,
tripping the "does NOT warn on a default-on flag left alone (enable.trash)"
contract test in Test Core.
Revert those two to `dead` (their audit classification) with a ledger note
explaining why; drop the [EXPERIMENTAL] marker from their spec .describe().
Their #1893 disposition (prune-or-build) stays tracked in the sub-issue.
All other #1893 experimental markers are on ungoverned types the lint never
loads, so they are unaffected.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LddW4NaQBdf5FTEnBPpnUJ1 parent 57fa5a6 commit 906655b
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