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docs: describe certified ordered aggregates (#781) - #88
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Document #781's certified ordered aggregates in the v3 architecture and Datalog reference: eligible aggregates and effective tuples, raw-history argument proofs, hidden
:withkeys, retained sorting, dropped groups, memory bounds and proof startup cost. State the approved common result-buffer error precedence and conservative fallbacks.Both additions are version-scoped to v3.0.0. Comparison, use cases and site.toml need no change because this adds no syntax, deployment target or release. Changelog/error snapshots continue to come from the core repository.
Core implementation and measured evidence: project-minigraf/minigraf#793.
Validation: all 13 versions / 368 pages build with link validation against the final core documentation. Claude reviewed the scope and version boundaries.