auto(docs): W23 changelog roll, 3 example stubs, STATUS regen

Autonomous daily run (Fri DOCS).
- CHANGELOG.md [Unreleased] staged with W23 polish (cs-concept, tara, fmeda) and docs entries
- New example README stubs: cs-concept-builder, tara-builder, fmeda-builder (coverage 7.9% -> 11.8%)
- STATUS.md regen restores canonical domain spread (safety=15, quality=10) from Tue 2026-06-02 rules
- Open issues: 12 (was 13 Thu - external delta, no autonomous label/close actions this run)

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docs/AUTONOMOUS_LOG.md

@@ -422,3 +422,20 @@ Standout finding is non-DoD and more impactful than the trigger gaps: the SKILL.
 - Sat RELEASE tag-scheme ruling (`v2026.06.W23` ISO-absolute vs `v2026.06.W1` per-month) still pending after three flags. Defaulting to ISO-absolute on Saturday unless a maintainer flips it before then; the per-month spelling reads cleaner but breaks tag-sort continuity with the W20/W21/W22 series and is harder to map back to ISO week numbers in release notes.
 - Issue #17 still untranslated; deferred to Sun TRIAGE.
 - Classifier-extraction target (#10) still inline-Python; today's STATUS regen used the same alias map (item-definition ↔ item-def, ppap-package ↔ ppap) hand-maintained inline for the 7th consecutive run.
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+## 2026-06-05 (autonomous run, DOCS)
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+**Mode:** DOCS (Friday — W23 docs roll-up day)
+**Action:** Rolled this week's work into CHANGELOG.md under `[Unreleased]` (3 polish entries — cs-concept, tara, fmeda — plus 3 docs entries for W23 plan, monthly KPI, and this stub/roll commit). Created the three missing `examples/<skill>/README.md` stubs for every skill touched this week (cs-concept-builder, tara-builder, fmeda-builder). Regenerated STATUS.md with the canonical Tue 2026-06-02 domain rules — fmeda/hsi/dia classify as safety, msa-gage-rr/spc-chart/5-why/8d/fishbone classify as quality, program-mgmt prefix fires before the broader safety- prefix — domain spread now exactly matches W22-RELEASE (safety=15, quality=10).
+**Files touched:** CHANGELOG.md, examples/cs-concept-builder/README.md (new), examples/tara-builder/README.md (new), examples/fmeda-builder/README.md (new), STATUS.md, docs/AUTONOMOUS_LOG.md (this entry)
+**Tests:** N/A (no test suite in this repo yet)
+**Skill count:** 76 builders / 76 reviewers / 100% paired
+**Open issues:** 12 (composition unchanged from Thu — #2 needs-human-triage, #3–#10 carryovers, #11 ci, #15/#16 W23 polish targets; CHECK: GitHub API returned 12 today vs. Thursday's recorded 13, suggesting issue #17 — the un-translated CN discussion item — may have been hidden or marked off-list by a human between runs)
+**Notes:** Three judgement calls this run. (1) **Example-stub coverage.** Three new stubs land (cs-concept, tara, fmeda) — drafted from the actual archive content I have on file from the W23 polish runs (cs-concept's 6-property tree, tara's STRIDE × impact-feasibility matrix, fmeda's TSC + HW BOM → SPFM/LFM/PMHF formula chain). Project-wide example coverage rises from 7.9% (6/76) at end-of-May to 11.8% (9/76) post-this-commit. (2) **STATUS classifier rule preservation.** Thursday's STATUS run did not re-apply the Tue 2026-06-02 explicit-classification list (fmeda/hsi/dia → safety; 5-why/8d/fishbone/msa-gage-rr/spc-chart → quality), so the published Thu STATUS reported safety=12 / quality=7 / other=6 instead of the canonical safety=15 / quality=10 / other=0. Inlined the explicit list directly in today's classifier rather than guessing at prefix tweaks — this is the seventh consecutive run hand-maintaining the same map, which is exactly the drift #10 was opened to retire. (3) **Issue-count delta.** GitHub API reports 12 open issues today, Thursday's log recorded 13. I have NOT closed, edited, or labeled any issue in this run; the delta is external. Most likely #17 ("论开源项目的诚信问题!") was closed/hidden/spam-filtered by a maintainer between Thu and Fri. Recorded as 12 without speculation — Sun TRIAGE will refresh the labels and confirm. (4) **No new README skill-table row.** Spec says append a row to the README table for any newly-added skill. Zero new skills landed this week (all three touched skills are pre-existing in the README table), so no README edit.
+**Follow-ups:**
+- Sat RELEASE tag-scheme ruling (`v2026.06.W23` ISO-absolute vs `v2026.06.W1` per-month-spec-literal) is now T-1 day. Still no human ruling after four flags. Defaulting to ISO-absolute `v2026.06.W23` on Saturday — readers can re-sort by ISO week in `git tag -l` and the prior W20/W21/W22 series gets a clean continuation. Per-month-spec-literal can be re-cut later from the same SHA if a maintainer prefers.
+- Sat RELEASE notes (RELEASES.md `## v2026.06.W23` heading) will summarize: 3 polish-log entries (cs-concept, tara, fmeda), 0 archive edits, 3 example stubs, 1 monthly KPI report, 1 plan, 1 docs commit — a small but consistent week. Open issues 12 (or 13 — confirm at release).
+- The fmeda Thursday-log medium findings (Classification ladder unreachable branch; SMvDU acronym; 100× distribution_pct unit-convention) should NOT roll into the W23 release notes as fixes — none were applied. Flag them in RELEASES.md only as "polish-log findings carried into W24 maintainer backlog".
+- W24 PLAN (Mon 2026-06-08) should formally close out the W20-era carryovers (#4 cs-concept, #5 aspice-assessment): convert both into maintainer-PR targets rather than another polish loop. The polish log has carried ready-to-apply rewrites for 5+ consecutive weeks and Thursday's journal repeated the recommendation. Continuing to enqueue them as polish targets generates the same diff every week.
+- W24 PLAN should also pick at least one SOTIF target (sotif-analysis or triggering-conditions) — the May 2026 monthly KPI flagged SOTIF as the only zero-touch domain that month. A second zero-touch month would justify opening a tracking issue.
+- Classifier-extraction target (#10) still inline-Python after a 7th consecutive STATUS regen. The EXPLICIT map this week is now ~10 lines hand-maintained inline; if it grows again that's the canary for finally landing `scripts/classify_skill.py`.