This target document defines the stricter next-step target that sits alongside the authoritative current boundary in docs/review/conformance/CERTIFICATION_BOUNDARY.md.
- the authoritative boundary remains green
- the 0.3.9 canonical release root is the evaluation substrate for this target
- the strict target is now green
- the composite promotion target is now green
- Step 9 promotion is now complete
- the public package version is
0.3.9
This document is docs/review/conformance/STRICT_PROFILE_TARGET.md.
The authoritative boundary remains green.
Earlier checkpoints treated the frozen 0.3.7 candidate root as non-promotable. The next promotable root must be a new release root. At that point the plan still tracked 13 missing independent scenarios.
Relative to docs/review/conformance/certification_boundary.json, docs/review/conformance/certification_boundary.strict_target.json promotes the following RFC surfaces from local_conformance to independent_certification:
- RFC 7692
- RFC 9110 §9.3.6
- RFC 9110 §6.5
- RFC 9110 §8
- RFC 6960
- none
The 0.3.9 canonical release root now carries the final independent, same-stack, mixed, flag, operator, performance, certification-environment, aioquic-preflight, and strict-validation bundles.
That canonical root is now green under the strict target and the composite promotion target, and the public package version is aligned at 0.3.9.
The historical promotion-contract-freeze checkpoint remains part of the preserved planning chain:
docs/review/conformance/PHASE9A_PROMOTION_CONTRACT_FREEZE.mddocs/review/conformance/phase9a_promotion_contract.current.jsondocs/review/conformance/PHASE9A_EXECUTION_BACKLOG.mddocs/review/conformance/phase9a_execution_backlog.current.json
Historical checkpoint phrase preserved for provenance and reconciliation only:
RFC 7232, RFC 9530, RFC 9111, RFC 9421, JOSE, and COSE remain out-of-scope