Bound generated form runtime declarations - #1653
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Closes #1651.
This branch now preserves oversized generated form declarations losslessly. It keeps the single bounded
entity_collection:formsdeclaration as an ordered content-addressed manifest and stores complete, individually bounded form records in the canonical WordPress site plan. The resolver validates record hashes and expands complete entities for consumers; it does not strip graphs or omit forms.The branch contains the original bounded policy commit plus
d0c7daab, which replaces that policy. Remaining consumer support is in static-site-importer PR #1585.Checks: Blocks Engine staged artifact compilation, WordPress site plan, and runtime declaration hash contracts.
AI assistance disclosure: OpenCode using openai/gpt-5.6-terra implemented and self-reviewed the lossless bounded-manifest contract under Chris Hubers direction.