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refactor: migrate Markdown to AsciiDoc - #53

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Automated migration of .md to .adoc per global rules, preserving wikis and critical exceptions.

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hyperpolymath added a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 18, 2026
…and the www/ bundle (#69)

`scripts/check-root-shape.sh` — run as a required step by
`estate-rules.yml` — was failing on this repository. Two causes, both
fixed by **additions to the allowlist only**:

1. **The `www/` directory.** The estate-wide `.well-known` migration
moved the site bundle to `www/.well-known/`, creating a tracked `www/`
at the root. The allowlist was never updated, so the checker flagged it
as drift. Entry copied verbatim from `rsr-template-repo`, which
allowlists `www/` for exactly this reason (issue #53).

2. **AsciiDoc files.** The allowlist names `CHANGELOG.md` /
`CONTRIBUTING.md` / `SECURITY.md` etc. while the real `.adoc` files sit
unlisted at the root. Added entries naming the files that exist, using
the wording the estate already uses (lithoglyph).

**No files were moved and no existing entry was removed** (except the
hook relocation noted above). Verified by applying to a fresh clone and
re-running this repository's own checker.
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