Restore migration handlers and test current locked dependencies - #3
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Importing redeploy fails because release commit 257a616 emptied apply/handlers.py. Restore its last complete implementation from d9c7dd8, including stdout failure diagnostics, and exercise both existing test suites in CI. Isolate CLI fixtures from the developer checkout and provide a temporary schema workspace.
Move unused Goal out of runtime/dev into a Python >=3.12 automation group, update costs/pfix and the controlled lockfile packages, and add daily grouped Dependabot updates plus a released Goal freshness check. Preserve application Python >=3.11 and the six CI variants (3.11/3.12/3.13, REDEPLOY_USE_OP3=0/1); install dev/op3 extras with uv sync --locked and run with --no-sync. Adopt wellmanifest/docs 0.1.1 with a local maintenance guide.
Validation: 1568 passed, 17 skipped in each of six local variants; 51 executor regression tests passed separately. Released Goal freshness and documentation checks passed. This PR publishes source fixes; it does not itself create a PyPI release.