feat(supply-chain): add runtime package audit#689
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Reviewed locally. Focused supply-chain audit, trust-store, and IPC schema tests passed; no blocking issues found.
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POST /v1/supply-chain/auditandPOST /v1/supply-chain/update-check, and models them in the main IPC runtimeRequest allowlist.Why this differs from closed #671
#671 mixed runtime audit APIs with Marketplace install changes. #673 already merged the enforceable Marketplace package pinning / config validation part. This PR deliberately does not audit the renderer MCP config text as if it were downloaded package bytes; the runtime audit only verifies actual provided package bytes and runtime-owned publisher keys.
Tests
npm.cmd --prefix kun test -- package-audit.test.ts publisher-trust-store.test.ts supply-chain.test.tsnpm.cmd test -- src/main/ipc/app-ipc-schemas.test.tsnpm.cmd --prefix kun run typechecknpm.cmd run typecheckeslintnpm.cmd --prefix kun run buildgit diff --check