feat(data): add 52 AMD Ryzen CPUs from Wikipedia family tables

[Seungpyo1007]

What & why

Add exactly 52 complete AMD Ryzen CPU records computed by a fresh Wikipedia family-table audit against current TechAPI develop (01d65657e026), including its CPU dedup merges. The fresh count remains 52, matching the earlier artifact; all 52 record bodies and output paths match that artifact, although the curated AMD snapshot has changed. Every addition retains the computed values and verified: false.

The refreshed audit examined 834 candidate rows / 732 unique models: 52 additions, 485 already existing, and 195 incomplete. The additions all come from the Ryzen page; the Opteron page produced no ready additions. Existing and incomplete buckets are excluded.

Refresh the generated CPU detail/score pages, CPU index and computed CPU manifest entry in the final commit. Existing generated CPU pages also receive the percentile recalculations computed from the expanded CPU population.

Closes #295

Source

Computed using the merged TechEngine code from GetTechAPI/TechEngine#107 and GetTechAPI/TechEngine#108, with the CPU family-table parser introduced in #107 (wikipedia_cpu.py, cpu_tables.py, cpu_identity.py).

• Wikipedia AMD Ryzen processor tables
• Wikipedia AMD Opteron processor tables (audited; no additions)

Validation

• Fresh python -m app.ingest.cpu_audit against this worktree's data/.
• Exact JSON equality check for all 52 written records against fresh would_add.
• TechAPI and TechEngine python -m app.validate: passed.
• python integrity_check.py C:/Users/29/Desktop/TechAPI-amd/data --strict: passed across all 12 categories, with zero hard anomalies.
• Generated CPU dump from an isolated, freshly seeded database; dump JSON/count check passed.

Checklist

• The PR targets develop
• python -m app.validate passes locally
• Files live at the exact computed data/cpu/amd/<year>/consumer/<slug>.json paths
• Slugs are kebab-case and unique within the category
• source_urls cites the canonical Wikipedia processor list