Deleting interaction-design.md took the last copy of
skill-interaction-dropdown-clipping with it. harden.md's `overflow:
hidden` hits are code samples, not the rule.
It lands in operate.md's Components list rather than the craft floor:
dropdowns and overlays are dense-product-UI components, and the floor
just lost 25% of its length for being a place where specifics accumulate.
The detector's clipped-overflow-container rule catches this after the
fact, but only in sessions with a hook.
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live.md's insert branch told the agent to load `brand.md` or `product.md`.
Both files are gone on this branch; the register system became SKILL.md's
modes plus operate.md. Net-new markup in live mode now decides the mode
from the surface and loads craft-floor.md, which is where the bans live.
The freeform generate path gets the same pointer, since live never runs
Setup step 3 and so never picks the floor up on its own.
operate.md still located the craft floor inside SKILL.md.
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Answering the obvious question the family-depth framing dodged: with
modes derived per task, files named for the old two-register taxonomy
had no architectural reason to exist. brand.md's surviving depth (lane
test + inverse test, reflex-reject lanes, color discipline, layout
moves, permissions) folds into new-work.md, where all of it belonged:
it is new-identity Persuade/Experience guidance. product.md's content
moves unchanged to operate.md, its true name. Both old files remain as
one-line redirect stubs because register: brand|product in existing
PRODUCT.md files and older links point there. All cross-references
retargeted (SKILL.md modes intro, context.mjs REGISTER hint, live.md,
typeset.md); 85 tests green.
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