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feat(approach): Private Supply Chain and Procurement - #216
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Fills the Approach TBD gap on private-supply-chain and private-procurement (part of issue ethsystems#138). Adds the approach card comparing an attested handoff chain, committed logistics data with compliance proofs and sealed procurement on shared rails, links both use-case cards to it, and adds the changelog entry.
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Fills the "Approach TBD" gap on two use-case cards from issue #138: Private Supply Chain and Private Procurement, which share one approach.
What this adds
New approach card Private Supply Chain and Procurement (
approaches/approach-private-supply-chain.md) comparing three sub-approaches:Each sub-approach carries CROPS scores with written justification. The card follows the v2 template (issue #151): scenario, requirements/constraints, per-sub-approach structure, the required 10-row comparison matrix, business/technical/legal perspectives, a conditional recommendation and open questions.
Accompanying changes
use-cases/private-supply-chain.mdanduse-cases/private-procurement.md: the "Approach TBD" recommended-approaches sections now link the card; the two use cases are cross-linked as related.CHANGELOG.md:[Unreleased]entry in the style of the recent approach PRs (e.g. feat: add approach card for private institutional messaging #215).Checks
Ran the repo's own validation locally where possible: all six required v2 sections present, title prefix and frontmatter fields complete, body word count within the documented approach limit. The Vale prose gate runs in CI.
Part of #138.