feat(cabr): implement quorum verification enforcement engine#578
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Deterministic quorum verification per WSP 29, building on CABR scoring: - QuorumDecision/QuorumReasonCode enums for deterministic decisions - evaluate_quorum() with min_validators=3, consensus_threshold=0.382 - Duplicate verifier rejection (anti-Sybil) - Missing verifier_id rejection - Accepts only for review, never final consensus 41 tests covering all quorum/threshold scenarios. 133 total tests passing with CABR/pAVS/receipt regression. WSP 97: verification_complete=False, cabr_ready=False, payout_ready=False. Slice: QUORUM_VERIFICATION_ENFORCEMENT_PHASE1 Worker: W1 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Slice: QUORUM_VERIFICATION_ENFORCEMENT_PHASE1
Worker: W10
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