Hidden and Compact Contours ​

Realith admits regimes in which full internal content does not have to be equally observable to everyone; this is an architectural claim about the admissibility of such regimes, not a specification of a concealment mechanism.

At the current stage, it is enough to distinguish:

• closed contours;
• compact contours;
• hidden contours;
• regimes with a predominance of encryption (ciphertext-first) as an architectural direction, but not as a final specification.

In all of these regimes, the same logic is preserved:

• not all content must be open;
• causal continuity must not be lost;
• the possibility of a verifiable outcome must remain;
• the contour must not be destroyed for the sake of convenient external observability.

Hiddenness and compactness do not mean abandoning the canon.
They mean that:

• canon is retained not through full disclosure of the whole array;
• publication may be limited;
• the architecture admits a verifiable outcome without disclosing the full internal content.