CLM v1.9.2

Added

• clm slides translate / bootstrap glossary guidance (--glossary)
  (PR #264). The translator now accepts an optional translation conventions file
  — a Markdown style note plus a term glossary — that is appended to the
  translation system prompt, so a course can pin a formal register and keep or
  translate technical terms consistently across a whole deck. Supply it with
  --glossary PATH, or let the command auto-discover clm-glossary.<target-lang>.md
  by walking up from the deck's directory (the same walk-up used for .env). The
  guidance text is folded into the translation cache key (a fingerprint on the
  translate-v1 prompt version): a different glossary keys a different cache
  entry and editing the glossary invalidates affected entries by cache miss,
  while decks translated without a glossary keep the bare v1 key (no flag-day
  invalidation). See clm info commands.

Fixed

• Deck titles are now translated correctly (PR #264). The
  header_<lang>("…") deck title was being translated through the markdown-prose
  prompt, which announces that every line is #-prefixed — so the model added a
  stray # and left the title itself untranslated (e.g.
  header_de("# Your First Web Service")). A dedicated title translation role
  now translates the bare title phrase and forbids any prefix or surrounding
  quotes.