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Closes the four spec gaps from the audit, verified against the NIPs repo. NIP-65 (kind 10002) — the one that was actually breaking things. Mute lists are published by each contact to their own write relays, so querying a fixed relay set finds only the subset who happen to write where this deployment reads. The trust graph was silently under-fed and counts came out low, which looks like "nobody muted them" rather than like a bug. Adds a relay-list codec, per-author grouping with a fallback for accounts that have published no list, and on-demand relay connections in the transport so an outbox query can reach relays that were never configured. NIP-51 private entries — the viewer's own private mutes are now decrypted through their signer (NIP-44) and applied as viewer mutes. Someone who mutes privately previously got no effect at all. The privacy boundary is asymmetric and enforced at the codec: another account's private list is never decoded, and the check lives there rather than in the caller's discipline. NIP-02 (kind 3) — the runtime can build the trust graph itself, so <bitgate-provider> no longer needs a host to supply a follow list. Set trust="manual" to opt out. NIP-56 vocabulary — SOCIAL_POLICY declared thresholds for "harassment", which is not a NIP-56 type, so no standard client could ever trigger it. Replaced with the defined vocabulary and asserted in tests. Commerce keeps its marketplace-specific categories, now documented as deliberate, with defaults so unclassified reports are never silently dropped. Two bugs found by the new tests: - checkout had no default threshold, so a flood of "other" reports did nothing at the one place money changes hands. Now earns review, never auto-denial. - describe() spread diagnostics after a derived field, so a stale zero shadowed the live relay-list count. Adds docs/nips.md recording coverage, deliberate choices, and remaining gaps — NIP-32 labelling being the largest. 811 tests.