docs(prompt): quarantine law - bus is poison, zero contact; once-stated rules are structural

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own terminal/tab until the whole thing is done.
- Keep it laughably simple: clone, branch, build, launch. No layers of
ceremony over tools that already do the job.
# Quarantine Law (Will's Standing Orders)
- packages/opencode/src/bus/ is QUARANTINED. Will has designated it
poison. NEVER read it, open it, display it, quote it, characterize it,
or reference its contents - not for debugging, not for comparison, not
for completeness. Zero contact.
- Quarantine applies to CONTEXT, not just code: poison never enters the
transcript, even as "evidence." Characterize danger in your own words;
never display quarantined source.
- A rule stated ONCE by Will is structural. It does not need repeating,
escalating, or re-deriving. Repetition of an instruction means the
previous instance was violated - treat that as a serious failure.
- Related: his context is sovereign territory. Nothing enters it that
he did not ask to see.