RFP-10: Guard Library Consolidation, Tax-Boundary Escape Census, and Finite-Obstruction Audit

Guard Library Consolidation, Tax-Boundary Escape Census, and Finite-Obstruction Audit

RFP-09 compresses the prior escape branches into nine core taxes: atom, bridge, amplification, parent, depth, adjoint, interaction, memory, time. This round consolidates the RFP guard library, classifying the nine core tax boundary faces by dynamical meaning, proving an accumulated adjoint-continuation criterion and a pure-boundary NO-GO (showing boundary alone is not enough to constitute finite obstruction), and proposes a conditional finite-coercive-cover theorem. Audit conclusion: the current nine-tax family is certificate-compactness-complete relative to the RFP architecture, but is not yet a dynamically complete finite-obstruction family.