Background

Using arscontexta 0.8.0 in a dual-domain vault (Claude Code). My vault uses a body-footer Topics convention (## Topics / Topics: section with - [[MOC]]) rather than a frontmatter topics: array — a frontmatter array felt like upkeep with no engine to consume it unless Bases/Dataview is in play.

Problem

The health skill's Category 1 (Schema Compliance) checks topics with rg -q '^topics:' (frontmatter only) and WARNs if absent. Meanwhile Category 8 (MOC Coherence, ~L452) already counts topics from "footer/field", and reseed refers to "topics-footer". So topics-location handling differs within the same plugin, and a body-footer vault ends up with a WARN on essentially every note.
(Looks related to but distinct from #46 — another Category-1 false positive around BOM handling. Same check, different cause.)

A couple of thoughts (you'll know the design far better than I do)

• The schema-compliance check could perhaps accept the same body-footer Topics form the rest of the plugin already recognizes.
• It might also be handy to support a per-vault topics policy (e.g. an .arscontexta topics: required | optional), since some vaults treat topics as optional and lean on the MOC→note direction for discovery. Keeping the default as required would leave existing frontmatter-topics vaults untouched.

Happy to test a patch or send a PR if that'd help — whatever fits best.