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chore(restack): adopt protected auth baseline into deterministic persistence - #311

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Non-force reverse-direction adoption only. Protected/default main is exact f8260f1e03836039ff9463dd99fa982e4e270c4b; #93 remains on fix/issue-74-deterministic-persistence-fault@dae1256f65e4eab632a453ca1fd13852c1bf76ed with historical protected base a52ccd0.... Adopt protected #155 into the feature branch before any integration decision. Preserve #93's bounded deterministic persistence-fault seam and all protected fail-closed administrator-auth semantics. No force/rebase, gate weakening, source copying, or new feature delta. All predecessor #93 checks/reviews become historical after this ordinary adoption.

* fix(auth): fail closed without write-capable admin on public bind

* fix(auth): reject unusable bootstrap credentials

* fix(auth): reject header-ambiguous admin secrets

* docs(security): record research redistribution assessment

* test(auth): strengthen strict admin-token properties

* test(auth): mirror strict admin-token rejection in fuzz target

* test(auth): keep fuzz role semantics in sync

* test(auth): property-check credential and RBAC boundary

* test(auth): exercise fuzz invariants for arbitrary bytes

* fix(auth): align health and write denial auth semantics

* test(auth): reject fixed smoke administrator credential

* fix(auth): mint ephemeral smoke administrator credential

* docs(security): preserve fail-closed auth traceability

* test(auth): bind smoke token generation to forwarding

* docs(auth): retain redistributable NIST SSDF evidence

* docs(auth): preserve external-secret deployment lifecycle after restack

* docs(security): reconcile NIST artifact provenance

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