REFACTOR: Explanatory Core Architecture & Terminology Alignment

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* Executive Summary
The implementation of Consolidation VI (Task Orchestrator) aimed to introduce parallel multi-backend consensus, GTD task integrity, and delegation. During the build, a critical dependency failure was identified in the `safety-harness` module.
The implementation of Consolidation VI (Task Orchestrator) aimed to introduce parallel multi-backend consensus, GTD task integrity, and delegation. During the build, a critical dependency failure was identified in the `lisp-validator` module.
* 1. Issue: Undefined `SAFETY-HARNESS-VALIDATE`
** Symptoms
Existing `SAFETY-SUITE` tests failed with `#<UNDEFINED-FUNCTION SAFETY-HARNESS-VALIDATE>`.
** Root Cause
The function `safety-harness-validate` was exported in `package.lisp` but never actually defined in `safety-harness.lisp`. Only the internal recursive walker `safety-harness-ast-walk` existed. This represents a "Hollow Export" bug where the interface was designed but the implementation was truncated or skipped in a previous session.
The function `lisp-validator-validate` was exported in `package.lisp` but never actually defined in `lisp-validator.lisp`. Only the internal recursive walker `lisp-validator-ast-walk` existed. This represents a "Hollow Export" bug where the interface was designed but the implementation was truncated or skipped in a previous session.
** Resolution
Defined `safety-harness-validate` as a wrapper around `read-from-string` and `safety-harness-ast-walk`.
Defined `lisp-validator-validate` as a wrapper around `read-from-string` and `lisp-validator-ast-walk`.
* 2. Design Decision: Deliberate Consensus
* 2. Design Decision: Deterministic Consensus
** Requirement
Multi-backend support to reduce hallucinations and increase reliability.
** Solution