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fix(security): package the official Ubuntu curl security update - #300
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The normal533 release correctly failed closed before publication after the updated vulnerability DB identified newly disclosed curl CVE-2026-92392 HIGH. Ubuntu USN-8927-1 already provides official8.18.0-1ubuntu2.8. Package only curl and both shipped libcurl variants from official checksum-pinned debs, verified through Ubuntu signed InRelease/Packages and actual bytes. Preserve other frozen apt inputs, installed-package metadata, runtime paths and licenses. No new vulnerability suppression, HIGH exception, severity change or vendor-pending expansion.38 affected source/package contracts passed, including2 new checksum/mutation cases. Web188 remains the same immutable artifact; no unrelated UI or role tests replayed. Retain all normal required checks and repeat the original final-artifact scan before any publication/deployment.