cc-anticipation: Assumptions & Invariants Ledger

| Invariant Type | Response on Violation | |----------------|----------------------| | System Invariant | Panic in debug, log + refuse packet in release | | Architectural Assumption | Undefined behavior; document and escalate | | Computational Invariant | Assert in debug, silent corruption in release (must fix) | | Performance Invariant | Log warning, continue (track for optimization) | | Contract Invariant | Refuse emission, set dropped_reason | | Behavioral Invariant | Test failure, not runtime error |

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**Document Version**: 0.1.0 **Created**: 2025-12-26 **Parent**: [PROJECT_CHARTER.md](./PROJECT_CHARTER.md) **Enforcement**: Checksum comparison in replay harness. No parallel reductions, no random seeds, no system time in computation. **Enforcement**: Window ID includes t_end in hash. Aligner advances by fixed hop. **Enforcement**: Check at packet emission entry point. MIN_COVERAGE_THRESHOLD = 0.90 (configurable). **Enforcement**: Pre-allocated buffers, ring buffer reuse. Profile with allocator instrumentation.

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