universe-2026-prototype-becomes-critical
Explain or summarize "When a prototype becomes critical, does your GitHub policy know?", Baruch Sadogursky's (Port) GitHub Universe 2026 session. Use for questions about this talk's argument, the Printf size-catalog demo, Port deriving criticality from adoption, GitHub external custom properties (Port.criticality, Port.lifecycle, Port.owner), the ruleset targeting props.Port.criticality:critical, or what the blocked pull request showed. Covers the delivered session and its recording, not a setup runbook.
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