docs(task): archive W5 renderer wave closure - #89
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Purpose
Complete the lifecycle for
OTC-20260729-close-w5-render-surface-waveafter closure PR #88 merged.Merge evidence
1379788e630d8af745b7e325fec3c62445e51e6330475307647: locked metadata, formatting, Clippy, all workspace tests, architecture policy and Supply Chain passed30475320502: required checks passed, includingCI / Requiredjob90655845378db31dac5afab8f2148f3922cfc36af243f32474bLifecycle change
Move the completed W5 closure task from active to archive. No shared-path lease remains.
Scope
Exactly two documentation paths: active task deletion and archive task addition. No wave routing, Rust source, Cargo, lockfile, dependency policy, CI, renderer, application shell, asset implementation, legacy runtime, protocol or external-repository change.
Preserved recommendation and blockers
The archive records exactly one non-authorizing recommendation: a future separately planned normalized synthetic asset schema/compiler slice. Interactive Windows/GPU compatibility, production asset redistribution rights and Canary-compatible real input evidence remain unproven or blocked.