docs: add article draft on quarantining launch listings

[sarthakagrawal927]

This PR adds an evidence-backed SEO article draft titled "When to quarantine a dead or contradictory launch listing" to the marketing/articles/saas-maker directory.

The draft adheres strictly to the provided constraints:

• Uses existing repository evidence (AGENTS.md, PROJECT_STATUS.md, and LaunchDesk JSON).
• Does not hallucinate SEO metrics, traffic, testimonials, or features.
• Reaches the 1200-1800 useful words length requirement.
• Includes frontmatter, outline, internal link suggestions, next actions, and a source notes section.
• Leaves navigation, routing, and product code entirely untouched.

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[sarthakagrawal927]

Owner cancelled the bulk SEO/article batch during portfolio backlog calibration. Closing without merge; no product or runtime change from this PR is accepted.

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Owner cancelled the bulk SEO/article batch during portfolio backlog calibration. Closing without merge; no product or runtime change from this PR is accepted.

Understood. Acknowledging that this work is now obsolete and stopping work on this task.