docs(claude): record the LLM-designed mandate and last-resort escalation
AILang is built primarily for LLMs; the corollary the owner stated is that it is also meant to be designed by them. The human owner is escalated to only as a last resort, and at that point the fix is most likely a revert rather than a redesign. Records the design-authority half of the identity that the opening section already stated for authoring.
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**kept**. A feature ships only if an LLM reaches for it unprompted AND
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it measurably improves correctness or removes redundancy.
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Because AILang is built primarily for LLMs, it is also meant to be
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**designed** by them: the design decisions, not only the authoring,
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are LLM work product. The human owner is pulled in only as a last
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resort — when nothing else works at all. And at that point the fix is
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most likely a revert, not a redesign.
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## Code layout
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