Remove QsoRipper seams from CatHub#3
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Release audit verification: documentation seams removed, release workflow uses Node 24 actions, full local quality checks pass, and release packaging dry runs pass.
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Removes extraction-era QsoRipper assumptions from CatHub's operator-facing README, sample configuration, setup guide, design documents, architecture report, CLI help, source comments, and default configuration lookup. The one retained legacy protobuf namespace is now documented only as a wire-compatibility identifier.
Replaces the extraction decision note with a release and compatibility policy, documents the current distribution state and registry publication order, and updates every release action to a verified Node.js 24 version.
Validated with .\build.ps1 check, actionlint, a release build and configuration validation, cargo publish --dry-run for cathub-protocol, dotnet pack, local link and anchor checks, and before/after Playwright rendering of the HTML architecture report.