conductor(archive): complete bleeding-edge alignment track

[edithatogo]

Summary

• archive the completed bleeding-edge Agent Skills and Conductor track
• record the successful v3.2.0 GitHub Release and artifact hashes
• preserve npm and separate skill-registry publication as out of scope
• upgrade softprops/action-gh-release to Node.js 24-based v3.0.2
• generalize Conductor validation across mapped active and archived paths
• add the formal review and completed hosted mapping state

Verification

• release run 30684012674 passed and published both assets
• independently downloaded artifact hashes match GitHub digests
• npm run validate:conductor
• npm run conductor:reconcile
• npm run sync
• npm run validate
• npm run lint:all
• npm test (73 tests plus integration checks)

Closes #72
Closes #66

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[amazon-q-developer]

This PR successfully archives the completed bleeding-edge Agent Skills and Conductor track while upgrading key infrastructure components. The changes demonstrate solid engineering practices with comprehensive validation and testing.

Key Updates:

• Upgraded softprops/action-gh-release from v2 to v3.0.2 (Node.js 24-based) with proper commit pinning
• Generalized conductor validation to support both active and archived track paths using dynamic path resolution
• Added test assertions to verify the workflow upgrade
• Archived completed track with full documentation and review materials

Verification Status:
All validation checks passed including conductor reconciliation, sync validation, linting, and 73 test cases. The release workflow upgrade is properly validated with test assertions ensuring the correct action version is in use.

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