feat(intake): add human_review — the declaration-only work-type

[Jammy2211]

A completed task sometimes needs a person to read it before it counts as done.
Nothing in the workflow held that: complete/ means shipped, and a prompt that
shipped without anyone checking it is indistinguishable from one that was
checked.

human_review is a work-type in the ordinary layout
(draft/human_review/<target>/<slug>.md, same light header) that is unlike every
other one in four ways, all of them following from a human decided this, no
classifier could:

• Never inferred. It is filtered out of the classifier's signal sets
  (MANUAL_ONLY_WORK_TYPES, sizing faculty), so only an explicit
  Type: human review reaches it. Prose about reviewing shipped work still
  classifies as ordinary work. Review is opt-in, not a lifecycle stage — no
  close-out path files one, and an empty section means nothing was flagged
  rather than nothing shipped.
• Never demoted. An unresolved target sends an ordinary prompt to triage/
  ("nobody classified this"); here somebody did, and a review's subject may only
  be named in a completion record, so it files flat instead.
• Never drift. A merged PR in the body, or a Status: saying shipped, is the
  premise of a review rather than a stalled lifecycle.
• Never backlog. Kept out of census()["records"] entirely, which keeps it
  out of the backlog count, the pick lists, the work-type sections, the bundler
  and the epics in one move.

It renders as its own Human review section on both dashboard pages, directly
under In flight — both are live obligations, and a review sunk below 140
backlog prompts would never be read. Its 📋 hands out a read-and-report prompt
rather than a /start_dev (there is nothing to start) that names both exits,
sign off or file the follow-up, because a review that stops at "looks fine"
leaves the row on the board forever.

human_review is also the first work-type whose name is two words, so the
declaration readers now normalise human review / human-review /
human_review to the folder key, and strip_declarations no longer strands a
leading declaration's punctuation in the derived title (Type: human review. Check the fit quality. titled as . Check the fit quality).

/start_dev gained a note refusing a draft/human_review/… path: the work it
names already shipped, so the answer is the review, not a worktree.

Downstream

PyAutoMind carries the taxonomy side (the folder, the docs, the regenerated
dashboard). This PR must merge first: dashboard_refresh.yml renders the
Mind's page with PyAutoBrain's main, so the Mind PR's freshness check cannot
pass until this renderer is on main.

Testing

python3 -m pytest -q -n auto — 644 passed, including 10 new contract tests
covering the manual-only rule, the no-demotion rule, the drift exemption, the
dedicated dashboard section on both pages, the recent-feed event, and the
multi-word declaration spellings.

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