Synchronize Wright's Workshop dependency graph on workshop-rs 0.1.18

[Teakowa]

Blocks: #245
Depends on: wrightkit/workshop-rs#141, wrightkit/opy-rs#185, wrightkit/deltin-rs#86

Goal

Synchronize Wright's canonical Workshop dependency graph on the released workshop-rs 0.1.18 contract used by the current first-party OPY provider, then rerun the real-project compile gate before assigning any remaining artifact parser failure to a semantic owner.

Context

The released opy-provider v0.1.18 consumes workshop-rs v0.1.18 and produces non-empty workshop-rs/text-v1 artifacts with zero provider diagnostics for the pinned Bastion zh-CN/en-US and Overwatch-AI-PVE zh-CN workflows.

Wright currently consumes an older Workshop contract directly, while its released deltin-rs dependency also exactly requires workshop-rs 0.1.11. Cargo cannot resolve that released DEL dependency together with a direct Wright workshop-rs 0.1.18 requirement. The downstream graph therefore needs a released DEL consumer aligned with 0.1.18 before Wright can remove the canonical-core version skew.

Scope

• Consume released workshop-rs 0.1.18 as Wright's canonical Workshop dependency.
• Consume a released deltin-rs version from [M11 settings] Typed custom-game-settings support in the native frontend (v1 corpus boundary) #86 that is compatible with the same workshop-rs 0.1.18 contract.
• Adapt Wright only where required by the released public Workshop/DEL contracts; do not recreate source-language or Workshop semantics locally.
• Preserve raw Workshop and existing DEL integration behavior through the dependency migration.
• Rerun the pinned Bastion src/main.opy zh-CN and en-US workflows and Overwatch-AI-PVE src/main.opy --root src zh-CN through released opy-provider v0.1.18.
• Record whether the two existing settings parser diagnostics disappear or remain after producer and consumer use the synchronized released Workshop contract.
• Route any remaining independently reproduced semantic defect to its owning repository rather than expanding this migration.

Non-goals

• Changing OPY or DEL syntax/semantics, preprocessing, lowering, or provider protocol behavior.
• Adding Wright-side Workshop/source-language semantic fallbacks or compatibility copies.
• Broad dependency modernization unrelated to Workshop contract convergence.
• Redesigning Wright's provider/dependency architecture in this issue.
• Treating compiler-output text identity with upstream compilers as the compatibility target.
• Fixing unrelated semantic defects exposed after the version skew is removed.

Acceptance criteria

• Wright resolves, builds, and tests with one released workshop-rs 0.1.18 contract across its direct and released source-language dependencies.
• No second canonical Workshop implementation or semantic compatibility shim is introduced.
• Existing raw Workshop and DEL integration regressions remain green within their declared supported surfaces.
• Released opy-provider v0.1.18 can be acquired/used through the existing Wright provider path without fallback.
• The three pinned correct-entry OPY compile workflows are rerun after dependency convergence.
• If the previous settings parser errors disappear, Run real OPY check and compile workflows through the first-party provider #245 records the version-skew resolution and proceeds to final verification.
• If either error remains, its provider-artifact provenance is preserved and ownership is established from the synchronized canonical contract before a new implementation issue is filed.
• Independent implementation ablation restoring the previous released dependency graph reproduces the exact-version resolution conflict or the relevant real-project regression.

[Teakowa]

Blocked on wrightkit/deltin-rs#86. The released deltin-rs 0.1.1 exactly requires workshop-rs 0.1.11, so Wright cannot resolve the intended direct workshop-rs 0.1.18 dependency until a released DEL consumer is aligned with the same canonical contract. The intermediate Dependabot PR deltin-rs#85 only targeted 0.1.15 and has been closed as superseded. Resume #259 after #86 is implemented and released; do not bypass the conflict with a temporary patch or duplicate Workshop dependency.