docs: 0026 comparative-evidence study design (linear resources vs forget) - #18
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Docs-only. The comparative-evidence study design commissioned by 0026s accepted record: exactly-once linear resources vs Rusts safe mem::forget. Transaction (commit-or-rollback exactly once) as the protocol; three Rust encodings (A1 scoped closure, A2 typestate stack, A3 drop-bomb); recognized-shape vs general-linear enforcement split; adversarial matrix; falsification criteria. Designed to be losable.
Review history: Claude pre-issuance review passed with required fixes (real Hum surface, 0016 failure-propagation as the central open question, A1/A3 encodings), re-check passed, final consistency fix applied; no further round needed.
Routing: language rank under 0025s ownership registry. Ocean reviews and merges; I never merge.