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docs: record production pairing canary invariants - #62
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Documents the completed first-party Linux ARM64 pairing canary against live f51875c and Console db301013. Records real Console wallet authentication, separate node consent, restart/lost-response recovery, both unlink paths, three verified reports, unchanged non-pairing state and zero money effects. The test node is suspended and its key revoked. The ephemeral two-account pilot is removed; base environment bytes and payout/backup timers match baseline. Both pairing tables now contain revoked/cancelled test metadata, not empty tables. Global pairing remains disabled. No runtime or migration changes. Verification: live canary, independent read-only Postgres audit, cleanup and gate checks, diff check, staged secret scan.