Preserve private native skill names and host policy in CLI 1.10.27 - #46
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A renamed native skill could reappear under its old package name during install or update. This change reads a validated private native-skills.json policy while retaining stable package IDs and receipt filenames across install, update, sync, check, and removal. Exact renamed trees can be adopted; customized trees and ambiguous ownership are preserved safely. Schema-2 receipts remain readable, with schema 3 separating package identity from native name.
Prepares CLI 1.10.27 and patches fast-uri to 3.1.8 after the release audit identified two high-severity advisories. Generated output is in its own commit.
Validation: 825 tests pass, production audit reports zero vulnerabilities, focused debt scan reports zero findings, six-file package inventory passes, and nine compiled-CLI smoke commands verify aliases, host restrictions, idempotence, drift preservation, and removal. An independent Standards/Spec/Proof review passed and reproduced the bundle exactly. Live-state rehearsals preserved all 20 native trees across both Macs. Admin release verification and PR CI complete before merge; receipt backups and non-forced synchronization follow publication.