Declare runtime world surface lowering targets

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- Runtime capability manifests now declare world-surface lowering targets.
`web/eve-runtime-capability.json` claims `web-reference`, and
`packages/org.gamecult.eve.unity-uitoolkit/eve-runtime-capability.json`
claims `unity-uitoolkit`, each with supported world surface kinds,
projection kinds, support level, evidence paths, and the rule that runtimes
lower provider-owned world state without owning it. Parity compares those
claims against the ledger, exports them through runtime records and
`packs/runtime.json`, the runtime-owner smoke asserts them, and the generic
conformance smoke now reports the advertised but unclaimed `unity-scene`
lowering target as an explicit capability gap.
- Aetheria interactive world surfaces now carry a structured provider-owned
`worldInteraction` contract. The provider advertisement names projection
kind, provider state schemas, daemon command boundary, receipt schema,

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The runtime conformance pack is evidence-shaped, not fixture-shaped. Its
`packs/runtime.json` document includes `runtimeTargets` so runtime repos can
consume status, supported features, plugin support, command schema, lifecycle,
capture status, and missing evidence without reading Eve's local parity
capture status, world-surface lowering claims, and missing evidence without reading Eve's local parity
manifest. The runtime-owner consumer smoke asserts EveUnity lifecycle stage
status and pending release/test/capture proofs from the exported runtime record,
plus release contract fields such as package name, artifact kind, tag pattern,
and package root, plus Unity EditMode test runner contract fields such as
runner script, package name, test assembly, and platform. Split blockers stay
machine-readable instead of hiding in handoff prose.
runner script, package name, test assembly, and platform. It also asserts that
web and Unity UI Toolkit claim their provider-advertised world-surface lowering
targets. Split blockers stay machine-readable instead of hiding in handoff
prose.
After generating the parity report, `run-parity-harness.ps1` copies
`artifacts/conformance/latest` into

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harness checks them against the advertisement. This makes an interactive world
surface portable without giving Eve or a runtime private Aetheria knowledge.
Runtime capability manifests answer the other half with
`worldSurfaceLowering[]`. Each claim names a `targetId`, supported surface
kinds, projection kinds, support level, evidence paths, and the ownership rule
that the runtime lowers provider state without becoming provider truth. If a
provider advertises a lowering target and no runtime claims it, conformance
emits a capability gap instead of quietly pretending the engine exists.
## Quality Tiers
A low-end or debugging renderer may lower a world surface into labels, simple