📊 Add risk register Mermaid#20
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Let's start with the least-principle function docs and then map out the org relationships in pt at blocktransfer/CRON-jobs#7. |
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While not explicit in the other S-P PRs so far, the discussions in #7 continually reference register analysis, which is a core part of the referenced frameworks and existing JFWooten4/agenda#19 tooling. This will be a standalone README for now that will not properly render until the post-documentation config PR, which migrates this to a Docusaurus site with snapshot versioning for compliance proofs in exams without Git references.