chore: file inbox-zero-phase-e source artifacts into docs/design/

The autonomous-batch spec's three source artifacts (the Phase E proposal, its diff, the sender note) moved from working/inbox-zero-phase-e/ into docs/design/ under dated names, with the spec's inbound links repointed. The spec is IMPLEMENTED, so the working dir was a filing candidate. Also removed the spent working/sentry-2026-07-19-working-files-ruling/ staging dir, whose proposal shipped in the working/-tracked-from-creation change. working/ is now empty and gone.

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-#+TITLE: Parked proposal — working/ is tracked-from-creation; add gitignored temp/
-#+SOURCE: .emacs.d ruling relayed 2026-07-19 21:41, parked by sentry fire 2026-07-19
-#+STATUS: PARKED — awaiting Craig's morning approval
-
-* The ruling (verbatim from .emacs.d handoff)
-
-Craig's ruling from the .emacs.d project: working/ contains the project work
-currently being developed, so it must be version-controlled and saved from
-creation rather than excluded until graduation. Ephemeral or disposable
-artifacts belong in a project temp/ directory (gitignored) or system /tmp, not
-working/. Please update the canonical working-files convention and any
-template/install .gitignore behavior so working/ is tracked across projects.
-Clarify that graduation reorganizes durable working artifacts into permanent
-homes; it does not mark the point when they first become durable. In .emacs.d
-we are removing /working/ from .gitignore, adding /temp/, and checking in the
-complete current working set.
-
-* What sentry found (so the morning review starts informed)
-
-1. *The canonical install/sweep machinery never gitignores working/.* The
-   gitignore-mode tooling set in =scripts/install-ai.sh= and =scripts/sweep-gitignore-tooling.sh=
-   is exactly =('.ai/' '.claude/' 'CLAUDE.md' 'AGENTS.md')= — working/ is not in
-   it. So "make working/ tracked across projects" is *already the canonical
-   default*. .emacs.d's =/working/= .gitignore line was a local deviation, not
-   inherited from the template. Nothing to change on the install side to *track*
-   working/.
-
-2. *temp/ is referenced nowhere* — not in the install scripts, not in
-   working-files.md. Adding a gitignored temp/ is a genuinely new pattern, and
-   it carries a design decision: temp/ holds ephemeral artifacts regardless of
-   whether a project tracks or gitignores its .ai/ tooling, so temp/ must be
-   ignored in *both* modes. It is therefore orthogonal to the personal-tooling
-   set (which only exists in gitignore mode) — not a trivial "add 'temp/' to
-   IGNORE_SET." This is the load-bearing call for Craig.
-
-* Proposed changes (the exact edits that fire on approval)
-
-** 1. claude-rules/working-files.md — convention text
-
-Add a short subsection (after "The Rule") stating: working/ is
-version-controlled from creation. The subdirectory and its artifacts enter git
-the moment they're created — working/ is the tracked home of in-progress work,
-not a staging area excluded until it graduates. Filing on completion
-*reorganizes* durable artifacts into their permanent homes (assets/ etc.); it
-does not mark the point at which they first become durable — they were durable,
-and tracked, from creation.
-
-Add a paragraph to "When the Rule Doesn't Apply" (or a new "temp/ for
-ephemeral artifacts" subsection): genuinely disposable, single-use, or
-regenerable artifacts belong in a project-root temp/ directory (gitignored) or
-system /tmp — never in working/. working/ is for work that will graduate;
-temp/ is for work that will be thrown away.
-
-** 2. scripts/install-ai.sh + scripts/sweep-gitignore-tooling.sh — temp/ ignore
-
-DESIGN DECISION (Craig's call, do not implement unattended): where does the
-temp/ ignore get emitted? temp/ should be gitignored in BOTH track and
-gitignore modes, so it can't ride the gitignore-mode-only tooling block. Two
-candidate shapes:
-
-  (a) A separate always-emitted ".gitignore" line (# Ephemeral working
-      artifacts \n temp/) written in both modes by install-ai.sh, with a
-      companion pattern in sweep-gitignore-tooling.sh's backfill.
-  (b) A dedicated ephemeral-ignore helper distinct from the tooling sweep,
-      since temp/ is a universal project convention, not personal tooling.
-
-Recommend (a) for minimal surface: one extra always-written block, and add
-'temp/' as its own backfill in the sweep with a mode-independent guard.
-
-** 3. protocols.org Working-Files Convention section (lines ~186-196)
-
-Mirror the tracked-from-creation clarification in one sentence so the
-protocols summary agrees with the canonical rule.
-
-* Cross-project note
-
-Once the canonical lands, sweep-gitignore-tooling.sh (or a one-off) should add
-temp/ ignores across existing projects, and any project that manually added
-/working/ to .gitignore (like .emacs.d did) should drop it. That backfill is
-itself a reviewed step, not automatic.