feat(docs): publish validated agent discovery#182
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Summary
Why
The current llms inventory is a flat list with root-relative links, no version fields, and no way to map user intent to required features, environment variables, guides, and examples. Repository agents also lack instructions distinguishing hand-written pages from generated example output. Broken anchors can pass the static-site build unnoticed.
Impact
Agents can start with a compact structured index, retrieve only the pages needed for a task, and verify the target Alloy versions before generating code. CI prevents common discovery regressions, while contributors get explicit ownership and validation rules for documentation and generated content.