Retire bear-cache-log in favour of bear-observe - #217
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The skill lived here because the cache log does, and bear-observe lived in BEAR.EventSourcing because the invoker that nests those scopes under resource_request does. That split followed package ownership, not the question a user asks, and the two skills duplicated their opening, their xstep procedure and their reporting checklist while competing for the same trigger phrases. Everything specific to this package — the event vocabulary, the declaration tables, the app-vs-library triage — is now in bear-observe, which also writes and proves the wiring instead of teaching it by hand. The READMEs point there. https://github.com/bearsunday/BEAR.EventSourcing/blob/1.x/skills/bear-observe/SKILL.md
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skills/bear-cache-log/is folded into bear-observe in BEAR.EventSourcing, which installs the observation context and proves it from the bindings rather than teaching the wiring by hand. Both READMEs now link there.Merge bearsunday/BEAR.EventSourcing#18 first — the README link 404s until it lands.