CARE v22.35 — Execution-Bound Governance (Explicit, Non-Bypassable Commit Boundary)

CARE (Commitment-Aligned Runtime Enforcement) is a governance architecture enforced at the execution boundary — where decisions become real.

This release formalizes:

• Execution-boundary admissibility as a non-bypassable control layer

• A fourth failure condition: non-formable admissibility (evaluation collapse)

• Interoperability across independent governance systems (CARE, GICD, EVA3)

• Eight boundary test scenarios (T1–T8) for validation

CARE does not evaluate outcomes after execution.

It determines whether execution is allowed to exist at all.

This repository represents a finalized integration release (v22.51), with consistent provenance, auditability, and public reference structure.

Governance must exist where decisions become executable.

This is the canonical public reference for CARE v22.51.

Originated by Nick Vejle.