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jschoubben
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04-ISSUES/036: the media stack is several modules that must share the library and download directories on one machine, but the manifest could only say "a directory I own". Six modules each declared the same paths as their own resources, and the resolver's duplicate-owner refusal — right in general — would refuse the stack's only sensible assignment the first time two of them landed on one node. Add an `accesses` field: a pre-existing, operator-owned path a module is granted use of but does not own (novox/hq ADR 0051). Distinct from a `directory` resource on every axis the host acts on — the mesh creates, chowns and reconciles a directory; it mounts an access and owns nothing. An access is not a resource, so it never enters the duplicate-owner map and several modules may name one path with no conflict. What is refused is the contradiction: a path one module owns and another accesses. Rendered into the declaration as an `access` resource, before the container that mounts it, so the host can find it present or refuse clearly. Unit tests cover co-resolution (the exact 036 case), the unchanged owner-vs-owner refusal, the owner-vs-accessor refusal, and access validation. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LrgweAeERJYBg88c5cKDzF