Add verified learning-pack asset delivery - #1
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Summary
learning-resource.pack-asset@1contract for learner-controlled notebooks, scripts, datasets, Markdown, text, and YAML filesWhy
The reusable pack-asset delivery capability existed only on the further-ahead local Practical ML line. Canonical Concourse needed the universal capability without importing that course, its notebooks, or its datasets.
Scope
This PR contains only the reusable Concourse capability, tests, and documentation. Practical Machine Learning course content remains on its separate branch.
Verification
npm run verify— formatting, lint, typecheck, 476 TypeScript tests, and production buildcargo fmt --check --manifest-path src-tauri/Cargo.tomlcargo test --locked --manifest-path src-tauri/Cargo.toml— 24 Rust testsnpm audit --omit=dev— 0 vulnerabilitiesBuild note
Vite continues to report the existing JavaScript chunk-size advisory (~1.02 MB); the production build succeeds.