Information Trust Tiers overview

Information Trust Tiers as a cross-cutting topic - modeling confidence and provenance of graph assertions to distinguish between different levels of reliability. Defines four tiers: authoritative (sourced from vendor documentation, official specs, or first-party APIs), verified (confirmed through automated testing or manual validation), inferred (generated by LLM analysis, cross-referencing, or pattern matching), and unverified (community-contributed, anecdotal, or not yet validated). Enables consumers of graph data to filter by confidence level and prioritize verification of high-impact unverified claims.