Test source-preserving writeback for nested authoring
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Status: bounded executable experiment, 2026-09-05. **Not production syntax or a release-completion claim.** Owns this directory only. The standalone Rust workspace depends on the real `oa-core` and never compiles Iced. Main checkpoint during verification: `06b33848cea5a0b1a6168d79a68e5185c190383e`.
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The initial lowering experiment below was committed separately as `c5788fc`. The subsequent source-preserving writeback gate and its additional evidence are recorded in [WRITEBACK.md](WRITEBACK.md). The one-way-only limitation below describes the initial checkpoint, not the later experimental writer.
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## Question and competing expectations
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Does semantic ownership nesting, typed function-port/exchange shorthand and ordered occurrence blocks reduce the coordination burden of text-first OA/SA modeling without introducing different semantics or unstable identities?
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