Validate Markdown links and skill frontmatter in CI - #3
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Closes #1.
Adds an offline validator for relative Markdown links in root README files, docs and skills, and YAML frontmatter in skills/SKILL.md files. Failures name the affected file and reason. Markdown parsing ignores code examples and supports reference links and destinations containing spaces/parentheses. External URLs and anchors are not fetched or validated.
Adds nine synthetic/current-content tests, development-only Markdown/YAML dependencies, a CI step, and contributor setup instructions. Collector runtime dependencies remain unchanged.
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This contribution was implemented and tested with Codex under Jim Hall's direction, with review of the parser behavior and regression cases.