Resolve payment credential and CRM pipeline commitment boundaries

Add research on PCI/tokenized payment references vs login Credentials (Payment
Instrument Reference, Payment Mandate) and CRM Opportunity promotion thresholds
(Pipeline Pursuit, binding_trigger). Resolve OpenQuestions for both topics.
Update glossary, conceptual model, terminology, and downstream recommendations.
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@@ -30,7 +30,9 @@ collapsing into `user`, `group`, or `tenant`.
- Commercial Record: billing, CRM, or commerce-system record linked to an actor
or tenant (e.g., Stripe Customer, Salesforce Account).
- Commercial Commitment: evidenced obligation binding commercial parties (contract,
subscription, payment mandate, regulated onboarding).
subscription, payment mandate, purchase order, regulated onboarding).
- Pipeline Pursuit: in-flight CRM/procurement deal before binding commitment
(Opportunity, deal record); promotes on binding trigger only.
- Profile: presentation or attribute surface.
- Persona: contextual presentation of an actor.
@@ -43,6 +45,9 @@ collapsing into `user`, `group`, or `tenant`.
interchange encoding.
- Proxy Commercial Identifier: Registry Identifier with commercial-proxy
authority (e.g., DUNS).
- Payment Instrument Reference: tokenized payment-provider instrument reference
(e.g., Stripe pm_xxx); scoped identifier on Commercial Record — not Credential,
not CHD.
- Scoped Identifier: identifier designed for limited correlation.
- Credential: proof or control material.
- Claim: statement made by a source or issuer.