feat(ruleset): Phase 2 (task 3) — rules as governed data, severity from policy

Externalize detection rules to versioned TOML and remove rule-local severity, so
rules detect and the central CWE policy decides severity — fixing "rules too
influential / not centrally managed". Zero-dependency; detection is byte-identical
(benchmark recall 44/47 = 93.6%, FP 0% unchanged) and the 90/10 gate holds.

- RulesetStore (ruleset/store.py + ruleset/<lang>/rules.toml): PatternRule as data
  (rule_id, title, languages, cwe, tags, pattern, status, min_evidence_level,
  precision_estimate, version) with NO severity; load_ruleset (sorted, with
  optional rule_policy.json ledger overlay) and a stdlib TOML write_ruleset. The
  32 rules were generated from the prior PATTERN_RULES with a verified exact
  round-trip (pattern/cwe/languages/tags/title).
- findings.py: drop the hardcoded PatternRule class + PATTERN_RULES tuple; load the
  default ruleset from TOML; quick_scan_findings(root, targets, rankings, ruleset,
  policy) resolves each finding's severity from policy via resolve_severity
  (SEVERITY_LABEL maps 0-5 -> string) and tags findings with their rule status.
- Three-status volume control: StaticFinding gains status (default "enabled");
  disabled rules never fire; shadow findings are partitioned out of the report and
  score in the CLI (written to shadow_findings.json) — no shadow rules by default.
- Emission floors (RulesetConfig.min_emit_priority / min_emit_precision, default
  0.0 = emit all) replace "every match is a finding".
- CLI loads the ruleset as a stage and uses it for the fail-loud policy check,
  detection, hunter pool, and the score CWE map. Wheel ships the ruleset TOML.

85 tests pass; ruff + mypy clean. Spec tasks 3.1-3.4 checked off.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>

tests/test_findings.py

@@ -56,7 +56,8 @@ def test_findings_and_report_artifacts(tmp_path: Path) -> None:
     write_findings(findings, findings_path)
     write_markdown_report(findings, report_path)
 
-    assert json.loads(findings_path.read_text())["findings"][0]["severity"] == "medium"
+    # Severity is now policy-governed: CWE-78 (command injection) resolves to 5 -> "critical".
+    assert json.loads(findings_path.read_text())["findings"][0]["severity"] == "critical"
     assert "Subprocess shell execution" in report_path.read_text()