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docs: unify SDLC.md around the shared core v1.0 - #88
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SDLC.md now holds the whole delivery process in one file: a core part that is the same in every project, and this project's profile. The core adds the full cycle (Definition of Ready and Done, release, after release, hotfix) and rules for untrusted input, agent permissions and guards, test quality, flaky tests and agent sessions. Pull requests add a changelog fragment in changelog.d/.
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What changed
SDLC.mdnow holds the whole delivery process in one file: a shared core (version 1.0, the same text in every project that uses it) and this project's profile.changelog.d/README.mdso pull requests add a changelog fragment instead of editing the changelog.Why
The SDLC files across projects had drifted apart, and key rules (owner-only decisions, release, readiness) lived only in other files or nowhere. One shared core keeps them aligned.
How it was verified
.xezar/checks/repository-checks.sh: pass.bash scripts/check-headers.sh: pass.Risk
Documentation only. Every
SDLC.mdheading that scripts and skills cite by name is kept.