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# Core Protobuf tools for Spine TS
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rules)` applies only the supplied state-transition rules; it does not perform
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schema identity. Duplicate full names, URLs, or conflicting schema identities
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copy use `TypeRegistry.spineCore()`. Copied Proto `(is)` and `(every_is)` options
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are wire metadata, not TypeRegistry data or repository-routing/runtime-topic
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