docs(readme): add "Where ARK fits" — position ARK (runtime) vs AAP (assurance) - #21
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…ssurance) Adds a short positioning section clarifying that ARK is a runtime reliability layer, a different layer from the Agentic Assurance Profile (AAP) — a repository-level assurance profile you adopt. Frames the two as complementary (run ARK / adopt AAP), with ARK's deterministic policies and JSON incident artifacts usable as runtime evidence under AAP. Placed after Core Modules so the referenced packages/artifacts are already defined (no forward references). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds a short "Where ARK fits" section positioning ARK relative to the sibling Agentic Assurance Profile (AAP):
Placement: inserted after Core Modules (not after Goals) so the referenced
@ark/policy/@ark/reportartifacts are already introduced — avoids forward-referencing undefined terms.Wording was reviewed for accuracy against AAP's own README (no misrepresentation of what AAP is), kept to 3 sentences, category-based (no competitor comparison table) to keep the README clean.