feat: migrate Blocks registry into standalone repository

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Summary

• establish the standalone Constructive Blocks monorepo with the documentation app, namespaced shadcn registry, flow catalog, and generated registry artifacts
• extract and package @constructive-io/ui and @constructive-io/schema-builder with ESM, CJS, type declarations, styles, Storybook, and focused package tests
• migrate 76 source blocks, 74 published registry blocks, 76 UI documentation entries, and 18 authentication, account-session, and authorization flows
• add registry contract checks, clean-install smoke tests, generated SDK fixture validation, local tarball packaging, and a read-only local registry for downstream verification
• fix the React hydration, hook-order, render-purity, accessibility, security, and live-preview performance issues found during the migration audit

Verification

• Node 22 / pnpm 10.28.0: pnpm check
• 1,080 Blocks tests, 45 schema-builder tests, and 20 UI tests pass
• Blocks test stderr is empty; React Doctor 0.7.8 reports zero errors across all three projects
• Storybook and the registry build successfully
• static Pages build prerenders all 188 routes
• registry contract validates 157 root entries and all install dependency edges
• local package verification installs the exact UI and schema-builder tarballs into a clean temporary consumer and validates TypeScript, CSS, ESM, and CJS exports
• fresh browser QA confirms stable direct pager anchors through theme changes, no hydration or script-tag errors, and correct desktop/mobile rendering

Release boundary

Publishing is intentionally manual. GitHub Actions contains no npm credentials or npm publishing commands. The repository includes local pack/check tooling and maintainer release documentation only.

The local migration audit plans are intentionally excluded from this PR.

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Diff	Package	Supply Chain Security	Vulnerability	Quality	Maintenance	License
	ace-builds@​1.44.0
	next@​16.2.10
	class-variance-authority@​0.7.1
	dompurify@​3.4.12
	jsdom@​26.1.0
	@​dnd-kit/​utilities@​3.2.2
	@​base-ui/​react@​1.6.0
	@​fluentui/​react-context-selector@​9.2.18
	@​storybook/​react-vite@​10.5.0
	@​constructive-io/​graphql-types@​3.14.0
	gql-ast@​3.13.0
	@​ai-sdk/​anthropic@​4.0.14
	@​types/​react-dom@​19.2.3
	@​ai-sdk/​react@​4.0.27
	lerna@​8.2.4
	shiki@​4.3.1
	@​ai-sdk/​openai-compatible@​3.0.9
	@​storybook/​addon-a11y@​10.5.0
	@​dnd-kit/​core@​6.3.1
	vitest@​3.2.7
	@​types/​react@​19.2.17
	node-type-registry@​0.48.0
	pg-ast@​2.21.0
	clsx@​2.1.1
	react-ace@​14.0.1
	@​use-gesture/​react@​10.3.1
	vaul@​1.1.2
	marked@​16.4.2
	react-aria-components@​1.19.0
	sonner@​2.0.7
	@​types/​node@​20.19.43
	@​types/​node@​24.13.3
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