ci: build Linux releases on Bookworm

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Problem

The public v0.13.0 Linux x86_64 archive was built on ubuntu-latest and requires GLIBC 2.39. Executing that artifact on Debian Bookworm fails before startup because Bookworm provides GLIBC 2.36.

Fix

• build Linux release archives in an immutable amd64 Rust 1.89 / Debian Bookworm image
• execute the packaged binary in an immutable Debian Bookworm runtime before upload
• allow manual release rebuilds to checkout an explicit source ref such as v0.13.0
• pin release-workflow actions and container images by commit or digest
• document the glibc 2.36 binary baseline

Validation

• reproduced the public artifact failure on Bookworm
• built v0.13.0 locally in the pinned amd64 Bookworm image
• verified archive checksum
• executed version, help, init, agent-scoped remember, exact retry, and filtered recall in the pinned Bookworm runtime
• actionlint 1.7.7 passed
• YAML and diff checks passed

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• .github/workflows/release.yml
• README.md

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