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Move planned work from docs to prioritized GitHub issues - #39

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Summary

  • creates a prioritized backlog across Executive Demo, Prototype Hardening, and Federation Expansion milestones
  • removes the superseded GitHub and Google next-* roadmap documents
  • replaces actionable TODO and future-work text with links to GitHub issues
  • reconciles ADR-010 status and clarifies the current Conditional Access implementation boundary
  • documents that planned work belongs in GitHub Issues

Backlog

Validation

  • git diff --check
  • Python compile checks for edited CA evaluator modules
  • go test ./internal/ca
  • mkdocs.yml parses and every navigation target exists
  • deleted roadmap references are absent

A full MkDocs build could not be run locally because PyPI timed out while fetching MkDocs; the Docs workflow will run on this PR.

Closes #37

Create a prioritized issue backlog for executive demo recovery, prototype hardening, and federation expansion. Remove superseded roadmap documents and replace actionable TODOs with issue links while preserving durable architecture and platform learnings.

Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>

Copilot-Session: 71cc0af5-8229-461b-ae4c-54131b1bd6c7
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Brandon Werner (brandwe) merged commit 5f391b2 into main Sep 1, 2026
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Brandon Werner (brandwe) deleted the chore/github-issue-backlog branch September 1, 2026 16:21
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Keep repository documentation durable and move work tracking to GitHub Issues

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