Documentation drift report [2026-06-15]

[jgoldfoot]

Generated the weekly documentation drift report comparing README.md against docs/whitepaper.md, tools/validators/fr1-checker.js, docs/implementation-guide.md, and AGENTS.md. Flagged key variations in definitions, maturity levels, and research findings, along with substantive drift regarding the scope of fr1-checker and the required quick start validation commands.

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[jgoldfoot]

Reviewed and closed without merging. Drift reports are diagnostics, not repo artifacts — their findings have been triaged: the genuine item (README "six categories" → five scored categories) was fixed in e97cd5b. The remaining findings are acceptable VARIATIONs already adjudicated (maturity-table headers, WCAG phrasing, FR-1 wording, package version 0.1.0 vs framework v3.0), or factually incorrect (the fr1-checker image-alt finding — the check exists at fr1-checker.js:378-385). Closing to keep the repo free of redundant point-in-time snapshots.