research: add range-based global IP registry

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## Start here
1. Read the [first-round investigation](docs/02-first-round-investigation.md).
2. Browse the human-readable [address book](address-book/README.md).
3. Start the IP-level map with [0.0.0.0 and 1.1.1.1](address-book/ip-addresses.md).
4. Use [`data/entities.csv`](data/entities.csv) and [`data/ip-addresses.csv`](data/ip-addresses.csv) for machine-readable records.
5. Review the [next research round](research/next-round.md) and [IP network roadmap](research/ip-network-roadmap.md).
2. Browse the [human-readable address book](address-book/README.md).
3. Browse the range-based [`registry-ips/`](registry-ips/README.md), currently covering the investigated `0.0.0.0/8` and `1.1.1.0/24` ranges.
4. Start the exact-address map with [0.0.0.0 and 1.1.1.1](address-book/ip-addresses.md).
5. Use [`data/entities.csv`](data/entities.csv) and [`data/ip-addresses.csv`](data/ip-addresses.csv) for machine-readable records.
6. Review the [next research round](research/next-round.md) and [IP network roadmap](research/ip-network-roadmap.md).
## What “global network” means here
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├── address-book/ # concise human-readable directories
├── data/ # canonical entity and IP address datasets
├── docs/ # scope, method, findings, taxonomy
├── registry-ips/ # range-based global IP knowledge registry
├── research/ # unanswered questions and next rounds
├── scripts/validate.py # dependency-free data/link-shape checks
├── sources/ # provenance policy