toothpaste-kit 0.2.0

A MINOR release under docs/releasing.md: three new skills, and a changed
question format in working-preferences. Pre-1.0, so the format change is
allowed in a MINOR bump. Documentation and skill files only; no script changes.

Added

• orchestration/ROLES.md. Operator, lead, aide and minions, defined as an
  axis of authority over a decision, separate from clearance, working surface
  and reach. Persona is stated to be a different thing, and is left unbuilt.
• skills/orient/. The judgement half of a reorientation. The mechanical half
  is delegated to whatever state tool the adopting tree has.
• skills/jot/ and skills/touch/. Partial captures an agent may call at a
  clean boundary: jot records decisions, corrections and findings, and
  touch makes one fact-level update to a standing file.
• docs/partial-captures.md. The rules jot and touch share, including
  that neither satisfies session-log or session-close, and that each marks
  its entry so it cannot be mistaken for one.
• docs/quickstart.md, linked from README.md.

Changed

• working-preferences v5. Adds Context Cadence, which sets when the agent
  reports context size and when it offers a compaction. Replaces the NEXT
  block with Questions and Answers: three labeled questions, each closing
  with the codes it accepts, answered as f q1; 2 q2. An adopter who relies
  on the NEXT block needs to update. Mirrored in docs/interface-contract.md,
  docs/control-layers.md and skills/commands/. Reasons are in the skill's
  own CHANGELOG.md.
• session-close now prefers a tool that judges each memory store by where it
  is and whether it holds data, over the path grep, which has passed while
  the declared store had never been written.
• docs/project-state.md has a section for this release, and task ids on each
  known gap.
• docs/releasing.md step 3 describes setting the citation fields in the tree
  that gets tagged, and steps 4, 7 and 8 no longer describe the first release
  as still to come. Step 5's examples name this release.
• skill-creation v2. The naming convention allows a single verb for a
  procedure an agent runs on its own at a clean boundary, which covers
  orient, jot and touch. A skill that governs a domain still takes a
  noun phrase.

Fixed

• README.md and docs/project-state.md said eleven skills and listed only
  those. Both now list all fourteen in three classes, and the README tells an
  adopter to copy the whole skills/ folder rather than a count.
• orient, jot and touch arrived without the CHANGELOG.md every other
  skill carries. Each now has a v1 entry giving the reasons for its shape.
• Three markdown findings from the gates: two code fences without a language,
  and one double blank line.