feat(xpkg): add libxpkg 0.0.44#69
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Summary
mcpplibs.xpkg0.0.44 for Linux, macOS, and Windowsmcpp-res/xpkgCN mirror assetmcpplibs.xpkgto the README Form-A examples and record resource verificationPackage shape
External Form-A C++23 module repository. Upstream ships
mcpp.toml; no inline build metadata or source-gated feature is added.Resource evidence
343a1fd9a697ba868af209b43862899b05a580c8152a27425ba418312182bddb316c8c5bc636bbd8a37faf30e75390dc844e2e95cmpVerification
No new workspace example is included because
mcpplibsis the default remote index name: an unpublished local path override resolves metadata locally but the xlings fetch subprocess still selects the published same-name remote registry. A git-source example would bypass this descriptor and provide false coverage. The design record documents the observed boundary; the existing cross-platform workspace matrix remains the regression gate.