chore: update stable upstream versions and runtime lock - #52
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Automated stable upstream release, digest, runtime-lock and legal-notice update. Tracks final Codex, GitHub CLI, ttyd, mise and uv releases plus maintenance updates within Python 3.14, Node 24 LTS and npm 12. The same PR regenerates exact AMD64 and ARM64 runtime artifacts, synchronizes the declarative legal inventory and refreshes repository-preserved notices from exact version tags. Any changed legal text remains visible in the pull-request diff for human review. Merge only after the required AMD64 build, image vulnerability scans, runtime smoke tests and review pass. Build AMD64 is dispatched explicitly because pull-request runs created with GITHUB_TOKEN otherwise require manual approval. Merging publishes a new public edge image; stable image tags are not changed.