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Sync the release preflight from django-marina (#896)

* Sync the release preflight from django-marina

Propagation of zostera/django-marina#694, where the reasoning lives.

just release-check listed only commits touching src/, then closed with "Every
commit above must be covered by an entry", which reads as a complete list and
is not one. Anything tooling-only was invisible to it. It now prints a second
group for commits touching nothing in src/, under a heading that says to read
them rather than a rule, because no rule fits: a Dependabot bump of a dev
dependency is nothing to a user, while a lint rule or a contributor policy
belongs in the notes.

just build now fails when uv.lock does not name the version in pyproject.toml,
and just relock regenerates the lock without upgrading anything. uv sync
--frozen does not check the project's own version, so a stale lock previously
passed twine, check-manifest, pyroma and both smoke tests unnoticed. That is
not theoretical: it is how a version bump shipped here with the previous
version still in the lock.

MAINTAINING.md release steps 1 and 2 updated to match. The justfile is
byte-identical to django-marina again.

Verified: just lint, just build and just test-cov at 100%. just relock was a
no-op, so this lock was already current.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* Say what release-check reports straight after a cut

Propagation of zostera/django-marina#696.

In the window between merging the release PR and pushing the tag, just
release-check prints "(none)" for the Unreleased entries next to every commit
since the previous tag. Stamping the section removes the heading the recipe
looks for, and the tag it compares against is still the old one. Correct, and
it reads as if the changelog has been lost.

Raised by the django-bootstrap4 session, which hit it while cutting 26.3. It
does not show up in django-marina, where the tag sits on HEAD so both lists
come back empty and the... (continued)

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