Typed Wall Morphology for Sectorized Observable Frameworks

This paper defines the wall-morphology layer of the Sectorized Observable Framework (SOF). It begins after typed wall admission and capability/evidence validation, then asks how one source-side wall or wall-related finding should be recorded without conflating operator, route, word, Lie/Hall, closure, spectral, state, graph, stochastic, or proxy carriers. The corpus separates morphology-record bundles from non-wall context records. Strict wall records require an upstream-admitted primary field; included analogue morphology makes no strict-admission claim. A morphology bundle contains oriented trajectory events with sparse before/after maps or domain-level locus samples with incident-stratum germs. A Wall Profile selects fields, conventions, and policies for one record. Context fields remain independently registered co-observations. The paper introduces six structured coordinate families for field family, event kind, regularity, persistence, geometry, and evidence. Morphology identity is kept separate from versioned nonexclusive curation. Local-model eligibility is a guarded comparison interface: Arnold ADE terminology is restricted to sufficiently smooth eligible branches and is not a universal wall classification. The source-pinned census contains 28 historical rows and 27 active records. Five strict wall bundles enter the strict wall spectrum, two analogue morphology bundles remain in a separate analogue morphology set, and the active records carry 34 recomputed nonexclusive curation-tag memberships. The evidence includes independently validated collision-quotient and route-incidence records, sampled trajectory controls, branch-aware spectral falsification, and bounded computational observations. A paired CNOT path-admissibility audit records that the affine interpolation is singular at s=0.5 and cannot support the previously reported interior repair bracket. An invertible unitary control has the same 6/12 signature for every sampled s>0 and no sampled interior repair threshold. The CNOT record remains a trajectory diagnostic outside wall admission. The results do not define a wall, prove a complete taxonomy, identify analogue morphology with strict admission, infer cross-carrier equivalence, establish universal ADE classification, compile a report, compare two reports, or prescribe an action. Version 2.0 replaces the version-1.1 observable-classification formulation with a narrower typed wall-morphology architecture. It separates source rows, record bundles, morphology atoms, atom-field entries, strict wall spectra, analogue morphology, context records, and versioned curation; introduces source-addressed evidence and validation contracts; withdraws the former CNOT repair bracket; and replaces the earlier coverage/eligibility census claims with the typed 27-active-record census. Source repository: https://github.com/dooven-prime/rime-lite Paper XI of the Representation-Induced Mechanics and Evolution (RIME) program. Independent researcher; no institutional affiliation.