Refresh CORPIFORM component surface to recorded canonical state#256
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Why
CORPIFORM canonical public control surfaces, release-boundary state, and recorded repository head have been aligned on the published repository. VERIFRAX must refresh its recorded component surface so the stack-level evidence remains connected to the current canonical CORPIFORM state.
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This change updates VERIFRAX component-surface evidence only. It does not alter VERIFRAX protocol semantics, CORPIFORM execution behavior, authority semantics, or release-boundary contents.