commondao/v0 package

CreateExecutionProposal creates a proposal that runs an arbitrary ExecFunc as the DAO's own sub on approval, through the realm's execution kind.

The execution kind is opt-in: it is not seeded on new DAOs and must be registered first through a supermajority CreateRegisterKindProposal.

Freeze policy: an execution proposal moves value under the DAO's own authority, so it is subject to the treasury freeze exactly like a spend. This wrapper fails fast when the treasury is already frozen, and the definition re-checks at Execute (so a freeze landing after the proposal passed fails it cleanly, StatusFailed, no funds leaving). An ancestor's clawback/dissolution is a separate power and is not blocked by freeze.

Sharp edges (known limitations):

• The fn closure cannot be encoded in a CLI transaction, so this wrapper is reachable only from a PERSISTENT realm that imports this one and is a council member of the DAO (a realm-in-council). The closure must be authored in that realm so it survives Propose→Execute; a `maketx run` script's closure does not persist and cannot execute later.
• A closure that panics or runs out of gas aborts the whole Execute tx, so the proposal is stuck Active (every retry re-aborts) and can never finalize. The only recovery is dissolving the DAO (Dissolve dismisses in-flight proposals). Author closures that return an error instead of panicking so a bad execution fails cleanly (StatusFailed) and releases.

Parameters: - daoID: ID of the DAO (required) - title: proposal title (raw text, escaped when rendered) - body: proposal body (raw text, escaped when rendered) - fn: the closure executed on approval (required, non-nil)