docs: clarify runtime provenance boundaries - #226
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| Each runtime edge has a required `evidenceRefs` array. The current Docker and | ||
| Systemd slices emit bounded, versioned records alongside the edge during | ||
| Each runtime edge has a required `evidenceRefs` array. The current Docker, | ||
| Systemd, and npm slices emit bounded, versioned records alongside the edge during |
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Show npm evidence binding after collection
For npm dependencies, the collector does not emit a RuntimeEvidenceRef alongside the edge: providers/npm.rs creates an edge with evidence_refs: Vec::new() and a private marker, and bind_npm_evidence() in cache_refresh.rs creates the evidence only after validating the project_npm slot revision and successful collection timestamp. Including npm in this collector-to-evidence description misdocuments the fail-closed trust boundary; document the intermediate scheduler-slot binding step instead.
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