No Log=No Action: Core Doctrine and Cryptographic Hardware Enforcement in Ternary Moral Logic

This archival record contains the dual foundational specifications for the "No Log=No Action" (NLNA) execution invariant within the Ternary Moral Logic (TML) framework. Part I: Core Doctrine Enforcement Specification establishes the logical system law that prohibits autonomous action in the absence of a verifiable, durably committed log. Part II: Cryptographic Hardware Enforcement Specification details the physical implementation via Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs), Hardware Roots of Trust (HRoT), and cryptographic interlocks to ensure non-bypassable compliance. These specifications solve the "black box liability" problem in autonomous cyber-physical systems by shifting the burden of proof through immutable silicon telemetry.