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feat(core): add the fsl`` tagged-template alias; make chart enrollment reconcile (6.0.0-alpha.14)

Three unrelated pieces of work, all on the v6 alpha line.

## fsl`` — an exact alias of sm``

Syntax highlighters dispatch a tagged template by matching the tag name,
and `sm` is two generic letters that collide with ordinary identifiers.
`fsl` names the language unambiguously, so highlight.js can key on it
without false positives on unrelated code. Neither spelling is
deprecated: `sm` stays the terse everyday form, `fsl` is the one to use
in sources that get highlighted.

- `fsl<mDT>()` beside `sm`, exported from the same barrel
- `Machine.prototype.fsl` beside `Machine.prototype.sm`, so the
  `obj.fsl` member form highlights too (highlight.js patterns carry a
  `\.?` prefix for exactly this)
- `src/ts/tests/fsl_tag.spec.ts` — 13 tests, including serialize
  equality against `sm` across plain/interpolated and function/method
  forms. `serialize()` stamps wall-clock time, so the comparison PINS
  `timestamp` to a constant rather than deleting the key: a serialize()
  that stopped emitting the field, or renamed it, still fails. Two
  further tests assert both spellings do stamp a plausible epoch ms,
  which is the coverage the pin displaces.
- README row documenting it and saying why to prefer it

This unblocks the upstream highlight.js patch (StoneCypher/fsl#1972),
which now keys on `\.?fsl` instead of the ambiguous `\.?sm`.

## The size/mass-flow charts silently under-drew

Enrollment lists and collected data were separate artifacts with nothing
reconciling them: a package could sit in DEFAULT_PACKAGES for weeks
while no archive was ever written, and the only symptom was a chart
quietly missing a band. Five tracked packages turned out to be published
but never collected — 142 versions of free data the chart wasn't
drawing.

- `collectPackage` now returns `{ added, published }` instead of a bare
  count. Conflating "nothing new" with "does not exist" is ... (continued)

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