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docs: the bare-name window, the runtime env scope, and AUR arming
Three things a user or a maintainer cannot discover from the code:
- The one-release exit ramp for namespace-omitted selectors: what still
resolves, what the warning says, that the canonical identity is what
reaches the lock, that `mcpp add` performs the migration, and that a
stated namespace is not eligible. Written with the reason attached —
every published `compat.*` package spells its dependency bare, so
failing them outright would make a program release invalidate data
that is already published and cannot be edited.
- Why the private libc directory is binary-scoped and never
environment-scoped, as a table of blast radius rather than a rule to
memorize: DT_RUNPATH reaches one object, LD_LIBRARY_PATH reaches every
descendant process forever, and a GLIBC_PRIVATE-coupled libc handed to
the host loader kills /bin/sh before main (#401).
- How to arm the AUR automatic triggers, including that the kill switch
is unsetting a repository variable rather than reverting a commit.
English and Chinese both, plus the changelog entry for 2026.8.10.1.
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