BRC-184: Outpoint Content Addressing - #12
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Defines a content-locator profile alongside BRC-36 and BRC-159; does not replace their outpoint conventions.
Preserves dot compatibility, bounds output indexes, and separates mutable gateway selectors from the base locator.
This focused draft supersedes the corresponding material in #1. It targets opldotdev/BRCs master only; no upstream submission or merge is requested. Based on current master 39a643f, without the stale corpus tree or duplicate BRC-159–162 files.
Validation: required sections, all three indexes for new proposals, local link resolution, numbering references, and git diff whitespace checks passed. Portable primitive/example checks are included where described above; these are not independent interoperability certification.
Remaining review limits: Sequence/path serving semantics remain outside this profile.
Draft dependencies (linked explicitly because every PR targets master independently):
Numbering follows master AGENTS.md: lowest available numbers after repository history and upstream/fork claims; BRC-178 belongs to the separately reviewed P2P proposal. BRC-190 retains its established number. Recheck allocation before merging and convert draft-branch citations to durable canonical references as dependencies land.