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Close half of the vocabulary row the pack executed and make the other half mandatory, and give the contract the fourth value the engine now sends

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@ -1716,7 +1716,7 @@ components:
(0.11.0)** so a client can tell an order in chapters from an order it must phrase in
characters.
⚠ **An OPEN vocabulary that grows additively** — today `declared`, `detected`, `none`.
⚠ **An OPEN vocabulary that grows additively** — today `declared`, `delimited`, `detected`, `none` (⚠ `delimited` added by the engine 06.09: the file drew a separator — an EPUB spine, a form feed — but calling it a CHAPTER is the engine's assumption, not the format's word).
A value this build does not know is read as "not recognised" and is never promoted into
trust. A client MUST do the same: switch on the values it knows and treat the rest as
"no usable structure", rather than compile an exhaustive list that a minor will outgrow.
@ -2674,7 +2674,7 @@ components:
- type: 'null'
description: |
Where the chapter boundaries came from, passed through from the engine's manifest.
⚠ **An open vocabulary that GROWS additively** — today `declared`, `detected`, `none`.
⚠ **An open vocabulary that GROWS additively** — today `declared`, `delimited`, `detected`, `none` (⚠ `delimited` added by the engine 06.09: the file drew a separator — an EPUB spine, a form feed — but calling it a CHAPTER is the engine's assumption, not the format's word).
A value this build does not know is read as "not recognised" and never promoted into
trust; a client MUST do the same rather than switch on an exhaustive list.
source_chars: