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conductor(spec): Clarify --audit --strict semantics in Section 4.3

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Default --audit exits non-zero on hard errors only. --strict adds the
'multiple subsystems = probably cross-cutting' heuristic from Section 9
as a CI gate. Two modes, one flag.
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Edward R. Gonzalez
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@@ -217,7 +217,7 @@ The `plan` function is deterministic. The same `records` + same `options` produc
Responsibilities (slim, delegates everything else):
1. Parse CLI args (`--tiers`, `--include-opt-in`, `--plan`, `--audit`, `--no-xdist`).
2. Call `categorize_all(tests_dir, registry_path)`.
3. If `--audit`: print records where `source == "auto"`, exit non-zero if any have empty subsystem lists or other hard errors. Exit 0 if every record is well-formed even if some are auto-inferred.
3. If `--audit`: print records where `source == "auto"`, exit non-zero if any have empty subsystem lists or other hard errors. Exit 0 if every record is well-formed even if some are auto-inferred. If `--audit --strict`: additionally exit non-zero if any auto-classified file has multiple subsystems (heuristic for "probably cross-cutting — should be in the registry").
4. If `--plan`: print the batch list (one row per batch with label, files, estimated seconds) and exit.
5. Otherwise: call `plan()`, iterate batches, run each as `subprocess.run(uv + pytest + pytest_args + files)`, accumulate per-batch results, print the summary table.
6. Return the worst per-batch exit code (0 only if all batches pass).