RFC: Capsule interface system#20
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Imports/exports with semver, WIT interface definitions, boot-time validation, install-time export conflict detection, and middleware interceptor chain with short-circuit semantics.
…stions Split interceptor chain into separate RFC. Added: meta.json section, WIT/TOML relationship explanation, removal safety, append-only store drawback, OSGi prior art, 5 substantive unresolved questions, interface deprecation future.
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Formalizes the capsule interface system as shipped in v0.5.0: imports/exports with semver versioning, WIT interface definitions, boot-time validation, install-time export conflict detection, and middleware interceptor chain with Continue/Final/Deny semantics.
Replaces closed PRs #9, #10, #12, #13, #15, #19 which described the pre-implementation design.