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Implement October 6 Dylints review - #1
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Implements the October 6 Dylints review.
This reorganizes the lint library and category hierarchy, updates Dylint discovery and catalog generation, and adds bounded build scheduling guidance to help prevent memory exhaustion. The workspace version is incremented to 0.3.0 for the breaking pre-1.0 changes.
Validation completed locally after rebasing on the latest
main:nix --accept-flake-config --max-jobs 1 --cores 1 develop --command cargo nextest run -p xtask --test benchmarksnix --accept-flake-config --max-jobs 1 --cores 1 fmtnix --accept-flake-config --max-jobs 1 --cores 1 develop --command cargo xtask release --base 0ed03375bd1190a44720a68f189fd9ca5fdf6710The full Nix flake check passed before the final rebase; the required GitHub checks will validate this exact commit.