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Package acknowledge implements the `aiwf acknowledge` verb group — the sovereign-acknowledgement family. Each subcommand records a sovereign act (a human actor plus a written --reason) as an empty commit carrying aiwf-verb / aiwf-actor / aiwf-reason trailers, telling a kernel audit rule to stop flagging a thing the operator has reviewed and accepted.
aiwf acknowledge illegal <sha> — exempt a historical commit from the
FSM-history / provenance audit rules
(M-0136).
Regrouped from the former top-level `acknowledge-illegal` verb (M-0181/AC-5). The CLI surface now groups the family, but each act's aiwf-verb trailer value is unchanged: the command path `acknowledge illegal` enumerates to the same `acknowledge-illegal` string via the hyphen-join walker (internal/cli/check/ verbs.go), so history, the trailer-verb-unknown rule, and the commit-msg hook all keep validating without a back-compat shim. The mistag sibling (`aiwf acknowledge mistag`) lands alongside in M-0181/AC-6.
The parent is non-Runnable — `aiwf acknowledge` with no subcommand prints help — mirroring the `aiwf contract` topical group.
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