Em 0005

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{

"$schema": "https://epistemedia.com/schemas/task-contract-v1.json",

"id": "EM-0005",

"title": "Govern the canonical identifier namespace migration",

"status": "ready",

"change_class": "protocol-normative",

"objective": "Migrate active canonical schema, policy, discovery, and record identifier namespaces from the unowned epistemedia.com domain to epistimedia.com while preserving replay, historical identity, and explicit compatibility semantics.",

"depends_on": ["EM-0001"],

"authority": {

"allowed_paths": [

"schemas/**",

"constitution/**",

"policies/**",

"catalog/**",

"src/**",

"tests/**",

"docs/**",

"tasks/**",

"governance/proposals/**",

"runs/**"

],

"protected_paths": [

"schemas/**",

"constitution/**",

"policies/**",

"catalog/**"

],

"forbidden_paths": [

"governance/events/**"

]

},

"required_evaluation": [

"independent protocol evaluator",

"accepted-history replay and canonicalization tests",

"legacy-to-current identifier compatibility analysis",

"catalog and frontier impact declaration",

"domain-control and disclosure review"

],

"acceptance": [

"new canonical identifiers use epistimedia.com without repurposing any previously accepted stable ID",

"accepted historical records retain their original bytes and identifiers",

"an explicit migration map distinguishes legacy identifiers from current identifiers",

"validators and replay fixtures define whether and how legacy identifiers remain accepted",

"all schema const values, generated discovery records, and local proposal identifiers follow the approved compatibility rule",

"catalog, frontier, and content-digest changes are measured and recorded",

"independent evaluation is loaded from the accepted base and recorded before promotion"

],

"evidence": [

{

"type": "owner-statement",

"context": "The controlled project domain is epistimedia.com; epistemedia.com must not be assumed controllable."

}

],

"limitations": [

"This task does not authorize rewriting merged task contracts, run receipts, governance events, or release records.",

"Domain control proves namespace custody, not the truth of represented knowledge."

]

}