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feat(cli): export remediation backlog and publish runtime support - #1205
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Summary
Adds an exportable remediation backlog, configuration upgrade compatibility tests, a release artifact retention policy, and a supported runtime matrix.
Changes
gasguard backlog <report.json>with CSV, JSON, and Markdown exports, stable finding IDs, severity ordering, and CSV formula-injection protection.Verification
--helpsmoke test passed.Dependencies
Runtime validation uses pnpm, GitHub-hosted runners, Node.js 22/24, and Rust stable. Artifact retention uses GitHub Actions and GitHub Releases storage. Config compatibility builds on the migration behavior introduced for #1148.
Closes #1113
Closes #1149
Closes #1150
Closes #1151