feat: automate verified SDLC branch handoffs - #3
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Add machine status, bounded verification receipts, and source-bound remote handoff checks. Keep material intent questions and human merge authority explicit.
Use native liveness and owned job objects, preserve binding diagnostics, and make cross-platform receipt fixtures deterministic.
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The existing six-stage SDLC can now be driven by an automation host through a verified feature-branch handoff. Human merge and deployment decisions remain separate.
Existing manual workflows remain supported. Python 3 is required for the optional bounded verification runner. Hashes detect changes; they do not authenticate reviewers or prove deployment.
Validation: existing gate suite, 141 end-to-end assertions, 183 automation assertions, and local Symphony integration tests. Cross-platform CI results are checked before this release is published.