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M0 decisions and assigned follow-up questions

M0 requires every remaining contract question to have an owner and milestone; later service implementation and business policy are not silently treated as done. “SDK maintainer” and “host maintainer” are project implementation roles; “product owner” is the EpicTuner owner. No external publication is authorized by this file.

Decision M0 disposition Owner / next gate
Targets Windows x64, Linux x64 and Linux ARM64; macOS later, per user Host maintainer, native device/UI gates M1–M7; macOS M10
Native boundary C11 ABI 1.1, compatible 1.0 prefixes; C++20 helpers; no Qt/STL over ABI SDK maintainer; frozen
Worker and transport One worker per enabled plugin; authenticated local sockets; framed UTF-8 JSON; native peer identity Host maintainer; frozen, manager integration M1
Lifetime/error/async syntax Fixed types, size negotiation, handles, owned errors, borrowed values/completions, committed-operation boundary SDK maintainer; frozen in FOUNDATION.md
UI/service version policy Named .v1 features and independently versioned tables; break only with opt-in new major; unknown required features fail SDK maintainer; frozen
Concrete UI properties/prefab tables Implement through the frozen common handle/value/async contracts; do not expose private Qt controllers UI maintainer; M2 service v1 in UI.md; full prefab library M4
Background tasks Serialized callbacks; bounded thread-safe posting, cancellation and stop draining required Host maintainer, M1
Project/tune revisions Project generations and expected base revision/old values are mandatory; local/RAM/burn outcomes stay distinct Project generations/read services complete in M3 (READ.md); tune revisions/edits M4
Package naming/metadata/signing bytes .etplugin, complete v1 schemas, Ed25519 over domain-separated JCS manifest, file SHA-256 inventory Package maintainer; frozen; native verifier/install implemented M5
Native crypto library OpenSSL Ed25519; Windows preview stages its runtime DLL and upstream license, Linux links system OpenSSL Package maintainer; M5 implementation, deployment versions remain platform certification work
Publisher trust/key revocation Explicit per-user public-key import, no built-in roots, key-ID rotation through updated packages, local revocation blocks new and cached package starts Package maintainer; M5 implemented. Production root distribution and remote revocation operations are product-owner M9 work
SDK redistribution terms Product owner requested a prepared release with terms pending; no new redistribution rights granted here Product owner, before external publication
License binding/offline grace Signed installation-bound responses; perpetual works offline, trial stops at expiry, subscription uses signed lease and 72-hour grace with expiry as a hard stop Licensing maintainer; M5 implemented. Refund, transfer, activation limits, recovery and server-side revocation are product-owner M9 policy/operations
Performance Five-worker/100 Hz/30-second transport gate, explicit gaps/cancellations and fixed percentile/queue/deadline budgets Host maintainer; M0 measurement, M3 actual mock polling/recording baseline in PLUGIN-SDK-M3 audit
Raspberry Pi acceptance ARM64 ABI/SDK builds and emulator conformance in M0; physical device worker/UI/rendering separately verified Host/UI maintainers, M1/M2/M6/M7
ImGui backend Windows and Linux required; Pi renderer/device requirements explicitly tested UI maintainer, M6
Embedded rendering Copied frames baseline; choose GPU sharing only after measurement UI maintainer, M8
Commerce provider/hosting External sales first; provider/payout/production keys not needed for SDK contracts Product owner, M9

SDK constants for future capabilities or quotas do not enable those services. New methods must use the frozen ownership/version rules and add acceptance tests before their feature is advertised. Physical-device validation cannot be inferred from cross-compilation or emulation.