feat(site-kit): share publisher identity across product and OSS sites - #46
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Public product and OSS sites currently duplicate publisher names, company links and Organization JSON-LD. Add framework-independent publisher builders and a DevsLab identity preset so visible attribution and structured data use the same source.
The core validates HTTP(S) identity URLs, copies and freezes input, resolves only own locale labels, and safely escapes HTML and JSON-LD. Static sites can render attribution at build time without client JavaScript; Solid and React consumers use the link and graph objects. No crawler or AI training policy changes.
Validation: 31 source core/publisher/contract/worker tests passed, including prototype-key fallback and script/attribute escaping. Package export/release smoke checks cover the new public subpath. Changeset schedules the standard fixed-group 0.7.0 release; AskLinq, VisionLinq, TraceLinq, BookLinq and OSS consumers are being updated together.