chameleon 2.47.0

Cross-workspace existence advisory for monorepos (WP-C5). The reverse index that
backs the cross-file existence checks is built per workspace, so a file in
package B importing from package A across the package boundary is invisible to
A's own index: remove an export A's sibling still imports and nothing notices.
This closes that blind spot. Advisory only (no deny path), off by a single kill
switch, and stored off the trust surface.

Added

• Cross-workspace existence advisory (default on; kill with
  CHAMELEON_CROSSWS_INDEX=0). At bootstrap/refresh, each workspace captures the
  cross-package import specifiers its own reverse index drops (e.g. a @scope/a
  import that resolves outside the workspace), a coordinator pass resolves each to
  the sibling workspace's file via a package.json-name map with a fail-closed
  name-in-exports confirmation, and the resolved edges are written to a single
  cross_reverse_index.json in the plugin data dir (~/.local/share/chameleon/ <coordinator repo_id>/). At turn end, for each edited TypeScript file, chameleon
  resolves that index via the file's workspace profile back-reference and flags a
  removed export a sibling workspace still imports — confirmed by a live presence
  re-check on the importer so a repoint or a stale row does not fire. Advisory
  only, never a block. Works for the common pure-coordinator monorepo (a
  package.json workspaces root with no source of its own) as well as
  root-has-profile monorepos. TypeScript/JS cross-package resolution in v1
  (Python is a documented gap). Off the per-edit hot path, fail-open at every
  seam, no repo-code execution and no network.

  Storing the index in the plugin data dir rather than a repo-resident
  .chameleon is deliberate: a pre-code security review found that materializing
  a coordinator profile to host it would create a new grantable trust anchor and
  arm the unconditional security-deny floor on previously-ungoverned root-level
  files. The plugin-data location keeps it off the trust-hashed surface entirely.