fix(framework): the orthogonality guard's two generous table shapes #884

Two limits the guard from #250 ships with, both measured and neither reachable from the tree as it stands. Recorded so the next person meets them in a document rather than in a refusal.

A separator-less run below the router is read as part of it

scripts/lib/architecture-rules.js, citationsIn. A run of table rows with no | --- | beneath it is treated as the table above it resumed after a blank line. That exists so a purely cosmetic edit — one blank line inside a router table — does not refuse every row below it. The cost: a glossary written without a separator, immediately under the router, donates its cells as citations, so a deleted row can hide behind it.

## Actions

| Action | When |
| --- | --- |
| 01-keep | a |

| role | the caller |
| scope | the ask |

02-role.md's missing row passes. A column-count check does not discriminate the two shapes — a glossary often has the router's width. Neither shape is a table any renderer accepts.

Rule one reads addresses through fences, rule two does not

findAddresses runs on the raw content, so a governed file teaching a counter-example inside a fenced block is refused:

plugins/aidd-dev/skills/99-x/references/teach.md:6 addresses sibling plugin "aidd-vcs" via "/aidd-vcs:01-commit"

22 fenced address lines exist under plugins/ today, all own-plugin or aidd-orchestrator, so none fires. Rule two blanks fences; rule one does not, and the asymmetry is stated in the spec rather than resolved.

A third, smaller one

plugins/aidd-context/skills/04-skill-generate/references/skill-authoring.md:17 (R8) says an Action cell is "the bare slug, no backticks and no number". Two action files sharing a stem — 01-plan.md and 04-plan.md both reduce to plan — can then only be cited in a form R8 forbids, because a shared stem deliberately cites nobody. No skill in the tree has such a collision. One sentence in R8 would close it.

Done when

• A separator-less glossary under a router no longer donates citations, without reintroducing the blank-line false refusal.
• Rule one and rule two agree about fences, or the asymmetry is deliberate and says why.
• R8 says what to write when two actions share a stem.