chore: archive stale material and migrate maintenance tooling to TypeScript - #25
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Historical migration plans, audit diagrams, and retired worktree tooling now live in
archive/. Maintained helpers are strict TypeScript, documented by caller and purpose, and invoked consistently by package commands and CI. The runtime and Moltnet registries remain packaged build inputs; blueprint documentation explains which runtimes use captured defaults or generated configuration.The Daimon source image uses its public
buildandverify:nativepackage commands, so it no longer depends on internal helper filenames. Companion: noopolis/daimon#20.Validation: typecheck/build; 3,508 Vitest tests, 12 Node tests, and 28 script tests; isolated package installation; native helper checks on both architectures; named-volume preseed; offline Moltnet source Docker integration; and independent AGY review. A negative mutation verified the TypeScript source policy. The complete offline Daimon integration passed: source package and native artifacts, loopback registry wrapper, shipped runtime startup/restart as an unprivileged user, and rejection of corrupt dependency integrity, missing/damaged binaries, and archive tampering. The final test uses a tar exporter after a local directory-export stall. Clean-checkout typechecking also passed with dist absent.