ACI-033: One Home for Every Fact

Thesis

The one-home rule governs documents as well as code: the files an agent loads each session, the figures in them, the rule book and the working files. Copies drift apart, and a stale copy reads as authoritative to whoever opens it first, so give each kind of state one home, point to it from everywhere else, and write the command behind a figure rather than the figure. An index may be copied when a test that first proves it found every copy holds them identical; a restated rule may not.