Document the data-governance model - #43
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Add an Explanations page that states the policy the manifest-and-registry mechanism enforces: what counts as a data change, who may make one, and how it is reviewed and tested. A dataset is pinned by two committed files, a fetch reads the committed registry rather than the live Zenodo record, and a data change takes the same pull-request path as a code change. The page states the testing asymmetry plainly: the scheduled drift check covers only the shared manifest, and a model's own datasets get the pull-request review but no scheduled drift check in fwl-io. It links to the design and manifests pages for the mechanism and adds one nav entry under Explanations.
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Add an Explanations page stating the policy the manifest-and-registry mechanism enforces: what counts as a data change, who may make one, and how it is reviewed and tested. A dataset is pinned by two committed files, a fetch reads the committed registry rather than the live Zenodo record, and a data change takes the same pull-request path as a code change. Closes #22.