fix: enforce active schema compatibility on release publish - #694
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Summary
This implements Option B from the schema-orphaning decision in #585. Annotation writes continue to validate against the schema pinned to their batch, while publishing rejects candidate release content that the active schema does not describe before it writes a manifest or release. The refusal reports deterministic per-class blockers through the SDK, REST, CLI, and MCP.
The OpenAPI contract and generated TypeScript client now describe the REST refusal. Exporters retain pre-write checks for malformed, archival, or external manifests, including the lane formats. The shared CLI test harness now pins Typer and Rich rendering per invocation so tests do not inherit terminal colour or width settings.
Validation
bash scripts/check.shpassed under Node 24 with 3,962 Python tests and 24 skips, Ruff, mypy, import contracts, frontend build, tests and lint, OpenAPI and generated-client drift checks, and the Chromium e2e and real-server cycle suites.Found, not fixed
None.