Chameleon

Completes the Stop/idiom overhaul. Across v3.2.0-v4.0.0 the turn-end review
system was rebuilt: the Stop hook is deterministic and fast, launching one
detached background job that runs the correctness/duplication/idiom lenses, an
independent VERIFY refuter, and a canonical Finding-lifecycle ledger, then
delivers findings on a later turn instead of blocking turn end. The whole Stop
and SessionStart emission is ranked and token-budgeted, idiom truth lives in a
structured per-file store, and three new capabilities are live: severity-aware
triage, task-aware review, and self-learning idioms. See the [3.4.0], [3.5.0],
and [3.6.0] entries for the per-phase detail.

Changed

• Rewrote docs/architecture.md to describe the shipped async-first design,
  correcting stale claims (idioms.md is a generated view of the JSON idiom
  store, not the source of truth; the correctness reviewer runs in a detached
  job, not inline under the Stop timeout).

Added

• Churn-class pinning tests hardening the invariants a regression could
  silently break: the hook wrapper-timeout caps (fast hooks 3s, Stop backstop
  55s), the live CHAMELEON_JUDGE_WAIT Stop-budget headroom, and the idiom
  lens's own prompt and finding flood caps.

Fixed

• The intent contract's scope-line extraction now persists a bounded clause
  around each scoping phrase rather than the whole sentence, so a run-on
  prompt no longer carries unrelated leading prose or a trailing reason clause
  into the review job's evidence. The scope object itself, including a
  filename, module, or version a directive names (config.json, v1.2.3),
  is never split.