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Say how Odin admits catalog records, and what it refuses

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Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@ -52,6 +52,14 @@ pub const GAMECULT_MEDIA_STREAM_REQUEST_SCHEMA: &str = "gamecult.media_stream_re
/// A media stream a producer can serve on request, as it appears in Odin.
///
/// Odin admits these without any registration: it derives the document type
/// from the schema id (`prefix.vN` -> `prefix`) and refuses only a short list
/// of authority-owned types (`gamecult.runtime_presence_health`,
/// `odin.runtime_topology_correlation`, `idunn.expected_incarnation`,
/// `idunn.runtime_activation`, `idunn.process_write_lease`,
/// `gamecult.service_trust_anchor`). A new record whose type collided with one
/// of those would be rejected at the catalog with no mention of the collision.
///
/// This is the record a consumer's picker is built from: which streams exist,
/// which video and audio sources each can capture, which codecs it can encode,
/// and the defaults it would use. It is state, not media — it travels as a