[WP02 · SubStep 02.05] Enforce desktop dependency admission and upgrade evidence - #9
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The desktop consumer now refuses unadmitted or floating dependencies, forbidden licences, internal Contracts and wrong publisher/feed identities. The owner policy closes all 91 existing NuGet package-version identities using committed locks and cached published metadata, while a reviewed input record requires scoped upgrade evidence and framework-major runtime assessment. Historical Git admissions prevent new reviews from changing bytes under an existing version.
The gate runs in the existing repository check and writes retained CI evidence. Exact dependency versions, product behavior, current Windows/Linux CI and publication mechanisms are unchanged.
Validation: cache-only locked restore, targeted C# build (zero warnings/errors), 12 offline dependency-policy cases, repository/provenance/effective declaration check, and whitespace review passed. No local runtime, public artifact downloads or toolchain provisioning were performed. Required CI remains the merge gate.