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docs: define outcome force multiplier doctrine - #41
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Summary
Adds Outcome Force Multiplier as product doctrine instead of a numbered pattern.
Why
The original #27 idea is strategically important, but it did not fit the current pattern validator. This PR preserves the valuable product concept: artifacts should move the user from confusion to decision to execution.
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Revert this PR. The repo keeps the existing effectiveness/routing/audit behavior but loses the explicit product doctrine.
Supersedes #27.