refactor: simplify extension and release metadata

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Summary

• replace per-extension target manifests and lifecycle state with one canonical extension target profile
• model native library relationships once and project their transitive closure into desktop, WASIX, Android, iOS, Swift, Kotlin, and React Native packaging
• consolidate SDK extension metadata and remove unused generated mirrors, build plans, qualification helpers, and release-state ceremony
• collapse per-contrib Moon leaf projects into shared tasks while preserving exact extension selection
• trim the React Native example and isolate its SDK checks to the inputs they actually consume

Why

The repository carried repeated target inventories, SDK-specific metadata copies, and intermediate promotion/qualification state that increased maintenance cost without adding product capability. Catalog membership on main is now the support boundary, while Moon remains the task graph and concrete producers consume generated projections from the canonical model.

Impact

All 39 catalogued extensions remain individually selectable across the eight declared targets. Runtime/helper targets, registry carrier identities, SDK packages, platform compatibility floors, and release products are unchanged.

The tracked diff removes 25,638 lines and adds 4,179 lines.

Validation

• extension model self-test and generated-file fixed point
• native component contract and target-profile tests
• artifact target inventory: 36 runtime/helper rows, 8 extension products, 312 extension rows, 195 carrier minima, 7 SDK packages
• 21 cross-SDK Moon tasks
• JS, Rust, WASIX Rust, and forced uncached React Native checks/tests
• publication lock, staged artifact, Windows binary, and platform compatibility tests
• docs product checks for all 42 routes
• cargo test -p xtask, formatting, shell syntax, and git diff --check

A final concurrent release-suite run hit one 30-second ICU packaging timeout under four-way contention; that exact test passed 3/3 in isolation. Full Swift, Android SDK, PowerShell, and artifact-backed native runtime execution require their platform toolchains or built runtime artifacts.

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