wiki: add capability synthesis to wiki-compile; recompile GuruRMM
Skill + template: - wiki-compile Phase 2P: type-aware authoritative-artifact discovery for projects (migrations, API routes, agent modules, roadmap-done, commit log), with a stale-submodule guard that reads origin/main when the pinned submodule lags. Changelogs treated as incomplete, not authoritative. - project template: add a Capabilities / Feature Set section. GuruRMM recompile (from live main artifacts, not session logs): - Added Capabilities / Feature Set section covering monitoring, remote execution (incl. system vs user_session contexts), inventory/discovery, update mgmt, policy, alerting/watchdog, backup, tunnel, identity/security. - Fixed the misleading "runs as LocalSystem" command-fields line (the gap that started this) and the stale BUG-001 temperature claim (now shipped). - Qualified Entra-only SSO; noted safe-rollout is unwired scaffolding. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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*(What it is, current maturity, who uses it, what problem it solves)*
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## Capabilities / Feature Set
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*(What the product can actually DO — synthesized from AUTHORITATIVE ARTIFACTS, not just session-log narrative: API routes (the real surface), agent/module structure, DB migrations (each is a feature checkpoint), completed roadmap items, specs, and the feat/perf commit log. Changelogs help but are often incomplete — do not rely on them alone. Organize by surface (e.g. monitoring, remote execution, management, integrations, security). Call out platform coverage and important execution modes/options — e.g. command execution contexts, auth modes, policy scopes. This section answers "what does it support?" so future readers don't have to re-derive it from code.)*
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## Architecture
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### Components
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