Treat CRLF and LF as equivalent when checking committed text artifacts so Windows package lifecycles do not report false drift.
When real generated content changes, retain the existing artifact's line-ending convention and cover both check and update behavior with a focused regression test.
Add the verify_managed_native_boundaries workflow for comparing authenticated inspect_managed_native_boundaries Evidence with supplied native export or function Evidence. The workflow verifies only P/Invoke declaration names against observed native symbols, keeps verified, inferred, contradicted, unresolved, and unsupported-native states explicit, and does not translate managed metadata tokens or RVAs into native addresses.
Expose schema-identical MCP and CLI surfaces, update managed workflow contracts, product catalog facts, TypeDoc output, README/localized docs, ADR status, package verification, and the REA analysis skill metadata for the 90-tool/50-command inventory.
Verification: npx vitest run tests/managedNativeVerification.test.ts --coverage=false; npm run typecheck; npm run docs:generate; npm run check (first run hit a load-sensitive sessionMcp timeout, isolated rerun passed); npx vitest run tests/sessionMcp.test.ts --coverage=false; npm run check; npm run knip; npm run jscpd; npm run scan:todos; npm run verify:managed; CXX=/usr/bin/g++-13 CC=/usr/bin/gcc-13 npm run verify:package.
Derive package, tool-family, provider, setup-client, schema-version, and CLI facts from the runtime contract sources into a deterministic checked-in catalog.
Add non-mutating generated-file checks, exact TypeDoc regenerate-and-compare validation, caller-visible documentation fact checks, and CI enforcement through docs:check.
Cover command-router parity, source-derived catalog values, deliberate documentation drift, and stale generated artifacts while preserving runtime behavior.
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