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boundary: separate generic checkout primitives from Acuity booking ownership #44

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Why

Downstream adopters must not infer from scheduling-kit that it is the owner of Acuity booking semantics. That ownership belongs to scheduling-bridge for the Acuity path.

Deliverables

  • identify and isolate package surfaces that currently blur generic checkout UI with Acuity-specific orchestration assumptions
  • make it explicit where scheduling-kit stops and a bridge-backed adopter must take over
  • ensure docs and examples do not imply that scheduling-kit is the sole Acuity booking source

Completion Metrics

  • generic package surfaces can be used with explicit app-provided capabilities
  • Acuity-specific flow ownership is documented as bridge-owned
  • docs/examples/tests no longer encourage hidden Acuity ownership drift

Related Work

  • child of Jesssullivan/scheduling-kit#41
  • paired with Jesssullivan/scheduling-kit#43
  • paired with MassageIthaca#124

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