docs: truth sweep — Galaxy adoption, Auth 0.1.5, redaction seam, resolved A2 caveats
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### Command value redaction
> **Not yet implemented.** Command-value logging is *not* wired end-to-end. There is no `MxGateway:Diagnostics:LogCommandValues` (or equivalent) configuration knob, and `RedactCommandValue` / `IsCredentialBearingCommand` have no call sites in the gateway — no command values are logged anywhere today, which is the safest posture. The helpers below exist as the intended redaction seam for a future opt-in value-logging feature; that wiring is deferred until secured-bulk command variants are covered by the redactor's credential list (the `WriteSecuredBulk` / `WriteSecured2Bulk` gap), so enabling value logging cannot leak a secured-bulk payload. Until then, treat this section as describing the planned shape, not current behavior.
> **Redaction seam wired; value logging still has no opt-in knob** (updated 2026-08-07). Since commit `47c0b64` (2026-07-27), `RedactCommandValue` **is** wired: `GatewayLogRedactorSeam` (`Diagnostics/GatewayLogRedactorSeam.cs`) calls it for any non-null `CommandValue` log property, gated on `CommandMethod`, so a command payload that reaches a log event is masked on every sink through the shared `ILogRedactor` seam. What remains true from the original note: there is still no `MxGateway:Diagnostics:LogCommandValues` (or equivalent) configuration knob — the seam exposes no opt-in, `valueLoggingEnabled` is never passed `true`, so **every** non-null command value is redacted, credential-bearing or not. In practice no log statement currently emits a `CommandValue` property, but one that does can no longer leak a payload in the clear.
The intended `RedactCommandValue` would enforce the "values are opt-in and redacted by default" rule:
`RedactCommandValue` enforces the "values are opt-in and redacted by default" rule:
```csharp
public static object? RedactCommandValue(