Refresh Mneme capability declarations from current producer contract - #12
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Plexus still advertised Mneme's older
mneme.crucible-export/1declaration after Mneme moved to/2. Refresh the shipped manifest and builtin registry to the current producer contract, includingmneme.local-origin-recheck/1and the current evidence pointers.The Mneme-to-Crucible route remains the existing declared
crucible.thesis/1alias and replay-pack route. Plexus does not claim that Crucible directly consumesmneme.crucible-export/2, and it does not import or execute either tool to establish a runtime result.Validation: the four new regressions failed before the change; all 92 Plexus tests, the example tour, and an isolated wheel installation/CLI discovery smoke passed. The mesh check confirms that
/2and the local-origin report are terminal native outputs, while the two existing declared Crucible routes remain. Independent review found no blocker after checking the exact source hashes and pinned producer/consumer contracts.