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Publish standalone kernels with exact installed Python and Node qualification - #2106
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Kernels already has an independently buildable project and an exact public source consumer, but no supported standalone artifact publisher. Add the existing component publisher's finite
kernelsselection and a producer workflow that builds once, verifies Python plus the actual Node runner against the selected commit, and tests that same wheel outside the source checkout. Missing, changed or unselected Node runner code is rejected before publication.The installed check pins the public operations 0.1.0 wheel, BashTool commit
d5bb46d24dcae8e260211bf8fb5c22de3a67f406, Core 2.0.2 published wheel and Node 22.23.3. Core is only a test-peer requirement of BashTool and is not rebuilt. Correct stale documentation about operations publication and ACP's existing public Git dependency. Kernels runtime bytes, version 0.1.0, Unified packaging and consumer pins stay unchanged. This PR does not publish or adopt an artifact.Validation: 76 maintained publisher controls plus all 10 real Python/Node installed mechanism cases passed, with zero skips, in an owned Linux ARM64 DTU on Python 3.13.18. Exact original wheel and source archive were sealed and verified against Git; installed imports resolved to the isolated environment with Unified/Foundation absent. The hosted workflow targets Linux x86_64 with its separately hash-pinned public Core wheel; hosted execution remains pending. No model, account, service or live-state actions.