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feat: context_mode codebase_map — consume Understand-Anything graphs

New `context_mode: codebase_map` reads a pre-built Understand-Anything
knowledge graph (`<workspace_root>/.understand-anything/knowledge-graph.json`),
scores its nodes by keyword relevance to the task prompt, and injects a
budget-bounded codebase map as `{{ upstream_synthesis }}` (the same slot the
other synthesis modes use). Zero LLM cost; workspace-derived (requires
workspace_root, E021); degrades to empty when no graph exists.

Format-interop only — Maestro reads the documented `{nodes,edges}` JSON shape;
it does NOT bundle, vendor, or depend on Understand-Anything
(Lum1104/Understand-Anything). The two repos are complementary: theirs maps a
codebase, Maestro orchestrates pipelines — this lets a Maestro task pull rich,
pre-built codebase context for free.

New `codebase_map.py` (tolerant reader + relevance scorer + budget formatter,
100% cov). Wired through models (Literal + CONTEXT_MODES), runners
(`_build_codebase_map_context`), scheduler (dispatch branch), loader
(workspace_root requirement). +23 tests; documented in CLAUDE.md + yaml-schema
rule. Full suite green (13,406), strict mypy clean.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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