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docs(canon): the Barbarian name no longer 'stays open'

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Follow-on to bb80979 — the cosmology spec still asserted the STR-axis name was
outstanding. It is Reaver.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QYa9u7Kdxv5gX4AnwWexy8
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**Warlock name resolved: `Bloodsworn`.** A gritty village folk-name (matching Cutpurse /
Trapper / Hedge-Mage / Bonesetter) that encodes `rule.blood-price` directly. This closes
**one** of the two `[CANON-TBD]` calling names in the races/classes spec; the **Barbarian ⚔**
name stays open (out of scope — this pass handles only the FTH axis). Applying the name to
the calling data is an **M4** task; here it becomes canon flavor.
was out of scope for this pass (FTH axis only) and closed at the same canon session as
**Reaver** — *all seven callings are now named.* Applying the names to the calling data is
an **M4** task; here it becomes canon flavor.
**How it lands in content (no new schema):** there is no "class" namespace in the bible,
and callings are **code-owned state** (races/classes spec) — the bible must not invent a