docs(adr): propose multi-identity login and user-merge design#196
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Two proposed ADRs from the user-merge design session: multi-identity login (ADR 0001) and user-merge conflict resolution (ADR 0002). Both are status: proposed pending discussion. Signed-off-by: Mark Rivera <mcrivera@gmail.com>
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Two proposed ADRs (MADR format, status: proposed) from the user-merge design discussion. Opening as a PR so the records are reviewable before the design goes to a GitHub Discussion for wider input.
Both are status: proposed - this PR is for reviewing the decisions, not adopting them yet. Related: #171, #170, #183 (comment)