review pass: fidelity + credits + count consistency for ported modules

Three-agent rigorous review of the dirtydecrypt + fragnesia ports plus
repo-wide doc consistency, followed by a full Linux build verification.

dirtydecrypt (NOTICE + detection rules):
- NOTICE.md: removed an unsupported "Zellic co-founder" detail and a
  fabricated disclosure-date narrative; tightened phrasing of the
  Zellic + V12 credit; noted that upstream poc.c carries no
  author/license header of its own.
- Embedded auditd + sigma rules and detect/sigma.yml broadened to
  cover every binary in dd_targets[] (added /usr/bin/mount,
  /usr/bin/passwd, /usr/bin/chsh) and added the b32 splice rule, so
  the embedded ruleset matches the on-disk reference and the carrier
  list the exploit actually targets.
- Exploit primitive verified byte-for-byte against the V12 PoC
  (tiny_elf[] identical, all rxgk/XDR/fire/pagecache_write logic
  token-identical). docker gcc:latest compile of the Linux path:
  COMPILE_OK, zero warnings.

fragnesia: review found no defects. Exploit primitive byte-identical
to the V12 PoC (shell_elf[] 192 bytes identical, AF_ALG GCM keystream
table + userns/netns/XFRM + receiver/sender/run_trigger_pair all
faithful). The deliberate omissions (ANSI TUI, CLI arg parsing) drop
nothing exploit-critical. docker gcc:latest compile: COMPILE_OK; full
project build links into a working skeletonkey ELF and --list shows
the module registered correctly.

Repo docs (README.md / CVES.md / ROADMAP.md):
- Chose to keep "28 verified" as the headline; the two ported
  modules are represented as a separate clearly-labelled tier
  ("ported-but-unverified") that is explicitly excluded from the
  28-module verified counts. README + CVES.md + ROADMAP.md now tell
  one consistent story.
- Filled a pre-existing documentation gap: sudo_samedit, sequoia,
  sudoedit_editor, vmwgfx were registered + built but absent from
  CVES.md's inventory + operations tables. Added rows synthesized
  from each module's .cve / .summary / .kernel_range fields.
- ROADMAP Phase 8 "7 🟡 PRIMITIVE modules" → "14"; added a "Landed
  since v0.1.0" group; moved vmwgfx out of the stale carry-overs.

docs site (docs/index.html):
- Stat box "28 / total modules" → "28 / verified modules" (the 14+14
  breakdown now sums to the headline consistently).
- Terminal example "scanning 28 modules" → "scanning 30 modules"
  (was factually wrong — the binary literally prints module_count()
  which is 30).
- Status line: updated to mention the 2 ported-but-unverified
  modules and mirror the README phrasing.
- docs/LAUNCH.md left as a dated v0.5.0 launch snapshot.

Build verification: `docker run gcc:latest make clean && make` —
links into a 30-module skeletonkey ELF on Linux. macOS dev box still
hits the pre-existing dirty_pipe header gap; unchanged.

.gitignore: added /skeletonkey to exclude the top-level build
artifact (the existing modules/*/skeletonkey only covered per-module
binaries; the root one was getting picked up by `git add -A`).
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<div class="stats">
<div class="stat">
<span class="stat-num">28</span>
<span class="stat-label">total modules</span>
<span class="stat-label">verified modules</span>
</div>
<div class="stat">
<span class="stat-num green">14</span>
@@ -173,7 +173,7 @@ uid=1000(kara) gid=1000(kara) groups=1000(kara)
<span class="prompt">$</span> skeletonkey --auto --i-know
<span class="hl-muted">[*]</span> auto: host=demo kernel=5.15.0-56-generic arch=x86_64
<span class="hl-muted">[*]</span> auto: scanning 28 modules for vulnerabilities...
<span class="hl-muted">[*]</span> auto: scanning 30 modules for vulnerabilities...
<span class="hl-green">[+]</span> auto: dirty_pipe <span class="hl-yellow">VULNERABLE</span> (safety rank 90)
<span class="hl-green">[+]</span> auto: cgroup_release_agent <span class="hl-yellow">VULNERABLE</span> (safety rank 98)
<span class="hl-green">[+]</span> auto: pwnkit <span class="hl-yellow">VULNERABLE</span> (safety rank 100)
@@ -240,8 +240,10 @@ uid=0(root) gid=0(root) groups=0(root)</pre>
<div class="container">
<h2>Status</h2>
<p class="lead">
<strong>v0.5.0</strong> cut 2026-05-17. 28 modules build clean
on Debian 13 (kernel 6.12) and refuse cleanly on patched hosts.
<strong>v0.5.0</strong> cut 2026-05-17. 28 verified modules build
clean on Debian 13 (kernel 6.12) and refuse cleanly on patched
hosts; 2 further modules (dirtydecrypt, fragnesia) are ported
from public PoCs but not yet VM-verified.
Empirical end-to-end validation on a vulnerable-kernel VM matrix
is the next roadmap item; until then, the corpus is best
understood as "compiles + detects + structurally correct +