Add browserless FMHY site adapters

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What changed

• add a browserless fmhy OpenCLI integration
• discover all FMHY sitemap pages through pages
• fetch one page or crawl the complete site through page and crawl
• search normalized page content and resource links through search
• enforce same-origin URLs and robots.txt rules
• include installer documentation and focused parser tests

Why

This makes FMHY content directly discoverable and crawlable from OpenCLI without requiring a browser session or page-specific scripts.

Verification

• npm --prefix integrations/opencli/fmhy test — 6 tests passed
• opencli validate fmhy — 4 commands checked, 0 errors, 0 warnings
• opencli fmhy pages -f json — 86 live pages discovered
• git diff --check fork/main...HEAD — passed

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• integrations/opencli/fmhy/README.md
• integrations/opencli/fmhy/crawl.js
• integrations/opencli/fmhy/install.ps1
• integrations/opencli/fmhy/package.json
• integrations/opencli/fmhy/page.js
• integrations/opencli/fmhy/pages.js
• integrations/opencli/fmhy/search.js
• integrations/opencli/fmhy/utils.js
• integrations/opencli/fmhy/utils.test.mjs

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