docs: define complete authored name occurrence successor
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@@ -549,3 +549,17 @@ domain and completeness-proof ambiguities before adoption. This is a bounded
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implementation decision, not runtime acceptance or full editing parity. Revisit
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if a concrete verifier invariant prevents reuse or multiple retained owners
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become necessary; no generic public indexing framework is justified now.
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## 2026-09-24 — index ordinary authored names before rename composition
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Adopt the [ordinary occurrence successor](analysis-ordinary-index-contract-20260924.md)
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after source mapping and independent critique. Retain the accepted typed owner
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and add a physical-token-keyed ordinary map from sealed original positions.
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This isolates complete coverage/ownership from later edit intent and avoids a
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new structural path arena or parser. A fused streaming rename planner could
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save map storage, but would combine two unverified boundaries; revisit after
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coverage is established and a real consumer demonstrates the benefit.
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The contract explicitly handles synthetic brace-containing roots, complete
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reference extents and the existing ordinary depth policy. It grants read-only
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name-occurrence authority only. Rename composition and complete editing parity
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remain separate required capabilities.
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