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docs: bring CURRENT_STATE up to date with 0.4.4 and today's work - #150

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Keeps the living document current after the 0.4.4 release and today's pipeline
work, which reached main through the changesets release PR and through
issue-only activity, neither of which touches this file.

Releases

External contribution pipeline

Verification

pnpm format:check and pnpm lint pass. Every version, count and issue state in
the diff was checked against npm and GitHub. Documentation only, no changeset:
the file is not in the package files list.

Records the 0.4.4 release (firmware-update-failure, Issue #138, PR #147) and
corrects the package status table.

Updates the external contribution pipeline section: the third good-first-issue
completing (#138 in 0.4.4, the same contributor's second), the #140 invariant
landing in PR #148, the third external contributor arriving and taking #137, and
the patch-not-minor convention holding on its own for 0.4.4. Adds the current
rule-coverage state: two of sixteen rules still lack a scenario, and the corpus
arithmetic now reads 17 plus three issues to reach the v1.0 target of 20.
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Records the release log automation from Issue #151 and PR #152. This is the kind
of entry the automation deliberately does not write: #152 machines the release
facts and leaves narrative to humans, so the story of why it exists is
hand-written.

Adds the structural cause of the drift (the changesets release PR never touched
this file, so three releases went stale and needed catch-up PRs #146 and #150),
how the fix hooks into the changeset version step, which two spots are
machine-owned versus hand-written, and the test coverage. Notes in the header
which parts are now automatic, so nobody hand-edits between the RELEASE-LOG
markers, and books the one unproven link: the changesets action committing this
file into the version PR is not exercised until the next release.
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