docs: trusted-code assumptions #174
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What ❔
Why ❔
Delegation circuits share the same trusted-code surface as the base machine. The new documentation explains the security model for external operators, the difference between simulator/runtime behavior, and the role of trusted firmware. This prevents confusion when reading circuit code or comparing simulator panics with circuit permissiveness.
Is this a breaking change?
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