spec(ifc-fides): address review; reframe action-metadata for SEP-2061 closure
ifc-fides (review by @JoannaaKL): - confidentiality is public/private only on the wire; drop the reader-list (logins aren't uniform across servers, are themselves access-restricted, and reader sets can be huge) - add Reader-set resolution section: two private markers aren't equal, the confidentiality join is the intersection and isn't computable from opaque wire markers, so hosts resolve to concrete reader sets at decision time - integrity join is total/wire-computable; confidentiality join is not - emitter MUST classify per resource, not per repository (public repos serve non-world-readable sub-resources), making github-mcp-server a real proof point action-metadata / docs: - SEP-2061 closed 2026-06-13 in favour of this extension; this draft is now the canonical home. Updated action-metadata.mdx, README, sep-disposition, related-work, and intent-comment status accordingly. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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## ifc-fides
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- Inline `_meta.ifc` for low-friction adoption vs. always behind `evidenceRef`.
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- GitHub Enterprise `internal` repo visibility → public/private/reader-set
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mapping (audience is the whole org, broader than collaborators).
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- GitHub Enterprise `internal` repo visibility → `public`/`private` mapping
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(audience is the whole org, broader than collaborators; resolved host-side).
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- Reader-set resolution is host-side by design — confidentiality join across two
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`private` sources needs the intersection, which the opaque wire marker can't
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express. Is the 3-step host resolution enough, or do some hosts need a
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standard `evidenceRef.ref` shape to locate the originating system?
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## Parked (SEP-1913 umbrella)
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