nx_sovworld_gate.nx

nx_sovworld_gate.nx -- THE SOVEREIGN-RENDER LAW FOR THE SHIPPED WORLD PAGES. Operator, 2026-08-14: "we dont want GLSL or anything else except last layer interoperability" and "we shouldnt even have webgl it should all work on nishi browser without 3rd parties". WHAT THIS PROVES, on the BYTES THAT SHIP (never on the emitter's intentions): T1 the page renders through the SOVEREIGN path -- a wasm framebuffer copied to a 2d canvas. This is the anti-vacuity tooth: without it, deleting the whole renderer would pass T2. T2 NO WebGL context is created by DEFAULT. Every getContext("webgl2") in the page must sit behind an explicit opt-in guard, so the shipped default touches no third-party GPU stack. T3 no external host is referenced -- no ://, no <script src, no stylesheet link. A page that fetches anything at run time is not sovereign no matter what renders it. T4 neg-control: a synthetic page with an UNGUARDED webgl2 context is REFUSED. A law that has only ever seen compliant input has not been shown to bind. SCOPE, STATED: this measures the PAGE. Running that page on a host browser's canvas is still host interop -- the end state is Nishi-Browser presenting our framebuffer natively, and that is a different subject with its own lane. This gate holds the line that is holdable today: the product path is our rasteriser, and WebGL is opt-in interop only. license_tier: ORIGINAL expect_exit: 0