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Add Software of Unknown Provenance (SOUP) register documenting all third-party dependencies with version pinning, safety classification, license compliance, and LGPL dynamic linking policy.
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What
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docs/SOUP.md— IEC 62304 compliant SOUP register documenting all third-party dependencies.Why
IEC 62304 §8.1.2 requires all SOUP items to be identified, versioned, and risk-classified.
thread_system currently lacks a formal SOUP register, creating compliance gaps.
Closes #556
How
docs/SOUP.mdfollowing common_system templateTest Plan