Clarify UUIDv7 collision and skew guarantees#74
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Summary
UuidV7FactoryandIUuidV7FactoryXML docs so per-instance monotonic allocation is not confused with deterministic global uniquenessWhy
UuidV7Factoryalready handles backward wall-clock movement inside one live factory instance by continuing from its CAS-protected logical(timestamp, counter)frontier. The previous docs did not draw a sharp enough line between that deterministic local guarantee and probabilistic cross-process/fleet uniqueness.Validation
dotnet test Clockworks.sln -v minimal -m:1cp assets/clockworks-display-resized.png docs/public/logo.pngDOCS_VERSION=dev npm run docs:buildNote:
npm ciindocs/reported existing moderate dependency advisories but completed successfully; this PR does not modify docs dependencies.Fixes #67