Close AL development contract gaps

Bound post-implementation review rounds, expose output kinds in Entry
dispatch, enforce capability coverage, map BCFIX-HANDOFF v1, clarify
no-knowledge behavior, and reject repository-escaping skill paths.

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## Worklist
1. Normalize the plan into: request summary, development kind, assumptions, root cause or design intent, affected files and symbols, proposed changes, test strategy, and acceptance criteria. When the plan has no normalized kind, apply the same categories as `al-development`: new or expanded behavior is `feature`, a defect correction is `bug`, behavior-preserving restructuring is `refactor`, migration is `upgrade`, and other bounded work is `maintenance`. A repository-specific additive event or extensibility request maps to `feature`; retain its original work-item type in the request summary. Do not redesign the repository-specific workflow.
- For a `BCFIX-HANDOFF` v1 payload, map `rootCause` to root cause, `harnessMap` to test context, `filesCommitted` to affected files, `lastTestResult` to existing test evidence, `deadEnds` to rejected approaches, and `nextStep` to the immediate proposed change. Preserve `issue`, `phase`, `status`, `baton`, and `iterationsUsed` as workflow context only; they do not create Business Central constraints. A handoff with a non-empty root cause is `bug` unless the surrounding plan identifies an additive Event Request, which maps to `feature`.
2. Build retrieval vocabulary from the plan and confirmed repository symbols. Give exact object types, properties, methods, analyzers, errors, and affected domains more weight than broad business nouns.
3. Search the index in separate passes:
- data ownership, keys, setup, numbering, validation, transactions, and upgrade;