QZX 0.2.2.0.7

This Alpha release removes two major adoption barriers: normal pip installs now select the current QZX distribution, and standard CPython 3.11+ is supported while 3.13 remains the cross-platform certification runtime; it also hardens Windows junction and timed-out process-tree safety.

Easier installation without weakening the safety contract

• Closes the 0.2.2.0.7 pre-release series as a normal numeric distribution
  while QZX remains Development Status Alpha, so pip install --upgrade qzx
  reaches the current product without requiring users to understand --pre.
• Lowers Requires-Python to >=3.11 from evidence gathered on standard
  CPython 3.11, 3.12, 3.13 and 3.14, while keeping standard CPython 3.13.x as
  the complete cross-platform certification runtime and adding a sustainable
  version-range CI regression matrix.
• Adds exact Windows junction recognition on Python versions before native
  os.path.isjunction, using the mount-point reparse tag rather than treating
  every cloud reparse point as a link.
• Verifies timed-out runScript process-tree termination against the processes
  actually observed before termination instead of trusting the racy exit code
  returned by taskkill /T /F.
• Aligns package classifiers, launchers, Ruff/Black targets, CodeMeta, README,
  practical guides, website onboarding, storage-search content and release
  tooling so the Python floor and pip installation path cannot silently tell
  different stories.
• Extends the canonical public-surface transaction to publish either Alpha
  pre-release distributions or numeric final distributions correctly on GitHub
  and PyPI while preserving QZX's independent Alpha product status.

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