Close out process-doc-reference trim item (verify-and-close)#54
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Audit of every process-doc reference across all 7 repo commands and their template copies found zero load-bearing "read §N before X" pointers — the efficiency concern the item was filed against was resolved incidentally by prior refactors, which left every reference as a tight advisory/see-also pointer with the concrete cdd-state command inline. No command edits warranted; mark the roadmap item done with a note recording what was found. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Closes the roadmap item "Trim process-doc references in the commands" as verify-and-close. The item was filed off a PR #38 review theory that ~14 "read the process doc §N" pointers across the commands each pull the large process doc into context per run.
A full audit of every process-doc reference in all 7 repo commands and their template copies found zero load-bearing pointers:
§2.13) already carry the concretecdd-state set …command inline, so none forces the process doc into context.The concern was resolved incidentally by prior refactors; no command edits are needed. This PR only ticks the roadmap checkbox and records the audit conclusion.
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