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feat(monorepo)!: migrate to native TypeScript + align on markdown-transform 1.0.1 (#932)

Migrate the whole monorepo from webpack-bundled / plain CommonJS packages to native
TypeScript packages following the markdown-transform build pattern (per-package tsc ->
lib, jest + ts-jest, eslint --ext .ts), and align dependencies on the new TS toolchain.

BREAKING CHANGE: all packages are published at 1.0.0. cicero-core's entry point is now
lib/ (tsc output) instead of the dist/ webpack bundle. Templates must declare
compatibility with Cicero ^1.0.0. Node.js >= 22 is required.

cicero-core
- Native TS package (src -> lib via tsc); browser: umd/cicero-core.js via webpack
- markdown-cicero/common/template/transform 0.18.0 -> 1.0.1; concerto 4.0.3 -> 4.1.4
- 23 src files + index converted to TS; 17 Mocha/Chai suites -> Jest + ts-jest
- satisfiesCiceroVersion() coerces prerelease runtime versions so nightly Cicero
  builds satisfy the same target ranges as their release version
- Fix latent bug: ScriptManager.getFunctions() called a non-existent getAllScripts()
- New e2e/ Playwright workspace verifies the UMD bundle (incl. node-forge PKCS#12
  signing) in headless Chromium; README documents node-only vs browser-safe APIs

cicero-cli
- Native TS package (markdown-cli pattern): src/{cli,commands,index}.ts -> lib;
  bin lib/cli.js (shebang preserved); Mocha/Chai test -> Jest + ts-jest

generator-cicero-template
- Native TS (Yeoman-safe): src/ compiles into generators/ so the app generator and
  templates/ keep their runtime layout; Mocha -> Jest + ts-jest

Tooling / CI
- All packages bumped to 1.0.0; engines and CI on Node.js 22, matrix ubuntu/macos/windows
- Root build script builds packages in dependency order before tests
- Remove Mocha/Chai/nyc-in-packages; root nyc retained only for coverage aggregation

Signed-off-by: dselman <danscode@selman.org>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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