Runnable synthetic examples

From the workspace root, run sh scripts/build.sh dev, then:

dist/starburst explain -source starburst/examples/policy.star \
  -modules-dir starburst/examples/modules -input starburst/examples/input.json \
  -worker "$PWD/dist/burst-policy-worker"
dist/starburst plan -source starburst/examples/repair.star -capabilities repair \
  -input starburst/examples/input.json -worker "$PWD/dist/burst-policy-worker"

Add -development-soft-memory on non-Linux development hosts. The input is synthetic. The policy allows the private classification; changing it to public denies the decision. The automation example returns a repair proposal with execution_authorized:false. No files, objects, queues or notifications are modified by either program.

See the v2 guide for signing and server simulation with authoritative context.