Remove TypeScript definitions and core implementation files

[gesslar]

This pull request removes the entire TypeScript declaration files from the dist/types directory and deletes the core source files from the src/core directory, effectively removing the BeDoc core functionality.

Key changes:

• Removes all TypeScript declaration files (.d.ts and .d.ts.map) for core modules including ActionManager, Configuration, Core, Discovery, HookManager, Logger, and utility classes
• Deletes core source implementation files including ActionManager, ContractManager, Conveyor, Core, Discovery, and HookManager
• Removes action-specific managers (ParseManager, PrintManager) and contract classes
• Eliminates utility modules for actions, contracts, data handling, file operations, modules, strings, type specifications, and validation

This appears to be a major refactoring that completely removes the existing BeDoc core architecture, likely in preparation for a new implementation approach.

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