add configurable qualification scoring

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@@ -76,6 +76,17 @@ Source adapters are a security boundary, not a generic fetch facility. Registry
If a future approved adapter fetches URLs, apply the SSRF requirements below in addition to source approval. Network discovery is not implemented by this documentation or by the current Compose stack.
## Phase 10 scoring security controls
- Treat score, priority, and eligibility as separate security-relevant outputs. A score or priority band is ranking metadata only and must never authorize contact, export, enrichment, or another side effect.
- Rule sets must be named, versioned, tenant-scoped, explicitly approved/activated, and immutable once used for a calculation. Store weights, thresholds, required signals, freshness windows, suppression precedence, algorithm version, and deterministic rounding/tie-breaking; do not permit clients to submit or override them.
- Make every result reproducible from a tenant-scoped input/evidence snapshot, normalized values, rule-set/version, algorithm/version, and calculation timestamp/freshness context. Explanations must identify contributing factors, points/weights, exclusions, evidence references, and uncertainty/staleness reasons without leaking another tenant's data or unnecessary personal data.
- Evaluate eligibility independently and fail closed. Suppression/do-not-contact always yields ineligible and remains visible; stale, expired, missing, blocked, partial, or uncertain required evidence must be explicit and cannot be silently treated as zero, false, or positive. Never let recalculation revive a suppressed value.
- Recalculation must be authenticated, authorized, tenant-scoped, idempotent or safely retryable, and auditable. Record actor/job, rule-set and input versions, request reason, start/end, before/after outputs, explanation changes, counts, failures, and partial/incomplete status. Preserve prior results and audit history; do not rewrite history in place.
- Protect rule-set, explanation, recalculation, and audit reads with the same organization predicate as business data. Cross-tenant rule IDs, job IDs, evidence references, and business IDs must not disclose existence. Ensure background workers carry tenant context and cannot process an unscoped batch.
Phase 10 is not production-ready until rule-set lifecycle permissions/approval, immutable snapshots, audit tamper resistance, retention/deletion policy, concurrency/rollback behavior, and regression tests for suppression precedence, stale/uncertain handling, replay/reproducibility, and tenant isolation are complete.
## Known limitations before production
1. **Password storage:** production passwords must be hashed with Argon2id using a reviewed cost/memory/parallelism policy. Never store plaintext or reversible passwords, and never log bootstrap credentials. Rehash on login when the policy changes.