docs(lint): the liveness lint's live-elsewhere example no longer names manifest.runtime

.changeset/27569-liveness-lint-elsewhere-example.md

@@ -0,0 +1,10 @@
+---
+'@objectstack/lint': patch
+---
+
+docs(lint): the liveness lint's `live-elsewhere` worked example no longer names `manifest.runtime`, a `live` row since the boot-time loader began dispatching on the plugin tier
+
+Clause-②: no
+Metadata-protocol: none
+
+`lintLivenessProperties` used `manifest.runtime` as its worked example of a `live-elsewhere` row in its doc comment and in the `live-elsewhere` verdict's default hint. That row reads `live` now, so the example taught the opposite of the ledger. Both places describe the verdict generically instead (a key with zero local dispatch whose only enforcer is a gate in another repository, a marketplace publish gate for instance, named by the ledger row's `evidence`), since no shipped row holds the verdict today. The rule, its id and the hint's instruction (keep the property; read the row's evidence for the enforcer) are unchanged.

packages/lint/src/lint-liveness-properties.ts

@@ -213,14 +213,17 @@ function isAuthored(value: unknown): boolean {
  * `#14057` is the same defect class arriving through a different door, and the
  * reason the boundary below is a THROW rather than a fallthrough. #13483 added
  * the fifth status to the ledger vocabulary — `live-elsewhere`: dead HERE by
- * measurement, genuinely enforced in a sibling repo (first row:
- * `manifest.runtime`, whose enforcer is the cloud marketplace publish gate) —
- * without teaching this function about it. Falling into `dead` would have said
- * "Remove it" about a key whose enforcement is real and remote, i.e. exactly
- * the most wrong sentence available: deleting it tears out a live gate's
- * input. That row is not deletable, so `live-elsewhere` gets its own branch and
- * its own rule id, and its default hint points the author at the ledger row's
- * `evidence` — the enforcer's address — rather than at a delete key.
+ * measurement, genuinely enforced in a sibling repo (a key with zero local
+ * dispatch whose only enforcer is a gate in another repository, a marketplace
+ * publish gate for instance, named by the ledger row's `evidence`) — without
+ * teaching this function about it. No shipped row holds the verdict today;
+ * the ledger README keeps the historical worked example. Falling into `dead`
+ * would have said "Remove it" about a key whose enforcement is real and
+ * remote, i.e. exactly the most wrong sentence available: deleting it tears
+ * out a live gate's input. Such a row is not deletable, so `live-elsewhere`
+ * gets its own branch and its own rule id, and its default hint points the
+ * author at the ledger row's `evidence` — the enforcer's address — rather
+ * than at a delete key.
  *
  * Each verdict below also carries its own DEFAULT hint (used when the ledger
  * entry has no `authorHint`; the row's `note` is never shown to an author, since
@@ -292,7 +295,7 @@ function describe(entry: LedgerEntry): { kind: string; rule: string; defaultHint
       rule: LIVENESS_LIVE_ELSEWHERE_PROPERTY,
       defaultHint:
         'Keep it — nothing reads it when the stack loads here, but a sibling repo enforces it ' +
-        "(for `manifest.runtime`, the cloud marketplace publish gate); see the ledger row's " +
+        "(a marketplace publish gate, for instance); see the ledger row's " +
         'evidence for the enforcer.',
     };
   }