feat: storyboard-driven compliance routing

[bokelley]

Summary

Migrates comply() from track-based to storyboard-based routing, completing the client-side of adcp#1985.

• PLATFORM_STORYBOARDS — maps all 15 platform types to curated storyboard ID sets
• storyboards option on ComplyOptions — priority: storyboards > platform_type > tracks > all
• extractScenariosFromStoryboard() and filterToKnownScenarios() — scenario extraction and validation helpers
• Removes legacy TRACK_DEFINITIONS, TRACK_RELEVANCE, and runAgentTest import — storyboard track and required_tools fields now drive applicability
• Tracks become a reporting/grouping layer derived from storyboard results, not a routing mechanism
• Fixes skipped steps incorrectly marked as failed in track result mapping
• Removes dead runTrackStoryboards/getApplicableTracks functions
• Deduplicates TRACK_LABELS to single source of truth
• Adds audience_sync to display_ad_server, dsp, audio_platform platform mappings
• Adds media_buy_non_guaranteed to search_platform, ai_platform platform mappings

Test plan

• npx tsc --noEmit — clean (0 errors)
• npm run build — clean
• 18 test suites pass (50 existing compliance + 19 new platform-storyboards tests), 0 failures
• ESLint: 0 errors (3 pre-existing as any warnings)
• Changeset included for minor version bump

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[bokelley]

The migration looks right — removing TRACK_DEFINITIONS, TRACK_RELEVANCE, and the legacy runAgentTest import is the correct cleanup. Storyboards own routing now. Two issues to flag:

Skipped step mapping regression

-    passed: stepResult.skipped ? false : stepResult.passed,
+    passed: stepResult.skipped ? true : stepResult.passed,

This reverts the fix from #441 (#440). The #441 change was specifically to prevent skipped steps from being counted as passed, which was masking tool discovery mismatches — all tracks showed "pass" when every step was actually skipped. Changing this back to true reintroduces that masking. Was this intentional? If the concern is that skipped steps shouldn't count as failures either, the fix should be to exclude them from the pass/fail accounting in computeTrackStatus() rather than counting them as passes.

Phantom scenario names in KNOWN_SCENARIOS

account_setup, audience_sync, governance_setup, media_buy_flow are listed as known scenarios. In adcp#1985 we explicitly removed these phantom names from all storyboard YAMLs and replaced them with real TestScenario values (full_sales_flow, create_media_buy, media_buy_lifecycle, reporting_flow, creative_lifecycle, etc.). If the client keeps phantom names as "known," filterToKnownScenarios() won't filter them out, which defeats the validation purpose.

These phantom names existed in the original storyboard migration (#424) before the comply_scenario annotations were fixed. They should be removed from KNOWN_SCENARIOS.

Storyboard divergence: two sets of storyboards

Right now there are two storyboard sets:

• adcp repo: docs/storyboards/*.yaml (21 storyboards — the protocol-level definitions)
• adcp-client repo: storyboards/*.yaml (bundled with the npm package)

These have diverged — the adcp repo has storyboards the client doesn't (social_platform, si_session, brand_rights, property_governance, content_standards) and different comply_scenario annotations. The client has storyboards the adcp repo doesn't (schema_validation, behavioral_analysis, deterministic_testing).

The adcp repo storyboards should be the single source of truth. The client should either:

1. Import them at build time — copy from adcp repo during the @adcp/client build/release process
2. Fetch them at runtime — load from a well-known URL (e.g., the published docs site)
3. Publish as a shared package — @adcp/storyboards that both repos depend on

Option 1 is simplest for now. The client build step could pull the latest storyboard YAMLs from the adcp repo's docs/storyboards/ directory. This ensures one source of truth and prevents drift.

The PLATFORM_STORYBOARDS mapping also needs to converge — adcp#1985 maps to capability_discovery as first storyboard for every platform; this PR maps to schema_validation. The right answer depends on which storyboards exist in the canonical set.