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Remove pre-1.0 audit and protected request scaffolding

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@@ -89,9 +89,9 @@ Do not define business structs inside functions. Do not define request/response
The external run executor must not expose host paths, raw credentials, or direct sockets to plugins or platform_web.
Platform, plugin, and run lifecycle ownership must stay separated. Run is the lifecycle authority for machine execution; Platform records desired lifecycle intent, registration/auth, audit, generated package inputs, and persisted projections from Run-reported facts, not observed process truth:
Platform, plugin, and run lifecycle ownership must stay separated. Run is the lifecycle authority for machine execution; Platform records desired lifecycle intent, registration/auth, generated package inputs, and persisted projections from Run-reported facts, not observed process truth:
- Platform owns server instances, plugin manifest validation, platform-side distribution builds, generated Run package inputs, run registration binding, authorization/audit, and persisted lifecycle projections.
- Platform owns server instances, plugin manifest validation, platform-side distribution builds, generated Run package inputs, run registration binding, authorization, and persisted lifecycle projections.
- Plugins own game-specific lifecycle declarations: init/install/update/pre-start checks, dependency probes/install plans, start arguments, stop logic, status/readiness probes, executable paths, Steam app IDs, and game-specific dependency commands.
- Run owns generic machine lifecycle execution and the observed runtime/process state it supervises: local bootstrap from generated package plans, scoped file operations, bounded process execution/supervision, declared capability enforcement, logs, artifacts, and channel transport.