feat: publish monotonic identity catalog generations#645
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Implements the monotonic publisher core for #643.
Adds an atomic publisher that observes governed identity timeline bundles and emits signed catalog generations without mutating agent identity data.
Core guarantees:
Outputs:
Includes a production CLI with external JSON keyring and visibility configuration, a JSON Schema, crash-recovery tests, key-rotation tests, generation rollback tests, stale/invalid/visibility tests, and deterministic Python 3.9/3.11 CI.
Stack: #623 -> #626 -> #628 -> #629 -> #631 -> #633 -> #635 -> #639 -> #642 -> #645.
CI is green on Python 3.9 and 3.11, including Ruff, publisher tests, catalog/viewer regression, generation 1 publication, restart without duplication, dual-signed rotation into generation 2, governance regression, and Semgrep.
Evidence artifact: atomic-identity-catalog-publisher-evidence.
SHA-256: f4c00d01e614b9d6a1441270833a33fa524deb978393b0c4e4d76bbefa472053.
A follow-up will bind this publisher engine directly to the Trusted Runtime durable timeline commit hook.