Every Status Now Matches What Git Says

Why Care?

A status field is only useful if it's true. augment-it's context docs had drifted the way living docs do: plans still marked Draft months after their work merged, issues still Open after the fix shipped, and dozens of statuses written as sentences (Open · Real Root Cause Identified · Fix In Progress) that no dashboard could group.

Every one of the 217 docs now carries a status from one shared vocabulary, and each was decided by reading the doc and checking the commits, not by find-and-replace. A workflow dashboard can now ask "what's ready to assign?" and get a straight answer.

What's New?

• Statuses decided from evidence. 52 docs are Shipped and 23 Partially-Shipped, each with a date_first_published from the commit that shipped it. 28 issues are Resolved, 24 still Open. The rest are Active, Reference, Draft, Archived, Ready, Stub, Deferred, Superseded or Stale.

• Nothing lost from compound statuses. Where a status carried a whole sentence of context, status: got the single value and the sentence moved, verbatim, into status_note:.

• Tags tidied. Repo-name tags came out where the body already names the repo, and lowercase tags became Train-Case (reach-edu → Reach-Edu).

Under the Hood

The same discipline as Phase 1: hand edits, frontmatter only, no script writing any doc, and no date bumped, since a compliance change isn't a content change. Every frontmatter block was re-parsed afterwards, every diff hunk checked to sit above its file's closing ---, and the splash rebuilt.

Known gaps left on purpose: Partially-Shipped docs don't yet have a ## Remaining work section (that would be a body edit), and one exploration has no authors because its committer isn't the usual author.