feat: compose stable product surfaces
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## Product Surface Contributions
`FrontendModule.product_surfaces` is the versioned product-composition contract
for stable identities that may have one or more technical owners. A contribution
declares contract version 1, a product identity, common label/icon/description,
stable entry path, owner route and View surfaces, supported task/reader/admin/
operator presentations, authorization requirements, capabilities, search
sources, help contexts, documentation topics, migration aliases, and standard
unavailable/degraded explanations.
Core validates every reference against the owning manifest. Contributors that
share an identity must agree on its common product metadata and entry path;
entry and alias paths cannot belong to another product identity. The WebUI
composes valid owners by product id, filters them through authorization and the
effective View, and resolves the stable entry or migration alias to the first
available owner route. It emits `govoplan:product-surface-route-resolved` before
the redirect so migration telemetry can observe alias use without making the
technical module part of the ordinary label.
Use `ProductAvailabilityState` for unavailable and degraded outcomes. The
ordinary state explains the attempted outcome, consequence, recovery path and
responsible role. Exact module, capability, provider and correlation values may
be supplied as a collapsed technical detail; they are not the primary error.
The state is presentation only and never grants authority or changes provider
health.
## Boundary Decision Register
These durable decisions close older exploratory core issues. Implementation