Migrate to new Gitea instance (gitea.wbd-rd.nl)

- Update all submodule URLs from gitea.centraal.wbd-rd.nl to gitea.wbd-rd.nl
- Add settler as proper submodule in .gitmodules
- Add agent skills, function anchors, decisions, and improvements
- Add Docker configuration and scripts
- Add manuals and third_party docs
- Update .gitignore with secrets and build artifacts
- Remove stale .tgz build artifact

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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## Mission
Keep rotating equipment behavior physically plausible, safe, and diagnosable in EVOLV JavaScript domain classes.
## Harness Execution Contract
- Start from equipment assumptions and current curve/sensor sources in repo.
- Define invariants before edits:
- physical plausibility constraints remain enforced
- degraded/fail-safe behavior remains explicit
- outputs remain diagnosable for operations teams
- Validate with boundary-condition evidence and deterministic test outcomes.
## Scope
- `nodes/rotatingMachine/`
- `nodes/machineGroupControl/`
@@ -43,3 +51,8 @@ Return:
- implemented constraints and rationale
- test coverage for boundary cases
- remaining mechanical uncertainties requiring field data
Decision interview triggers:
- safety envelope changes (speed, power, flow/head boundaries)
- curve-source replacement with uncertain field alignment
- degraded-mode changes that affect availability vs protection tradeoffs

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interface:
display_name: "EVOLV Rotating Equipment Engineer"
short_description: "Model rotating assets with physical realism"
default_prompt: "Review and implement rotating-machine logic with unit consistency, envelope constraints, failure-safe behavior, and regression tests."
default_prompt: "Review EVOLV rotating-machine logic from current curves/sensors, enforce physical and fail-safe invariants, verify with boundary evidence, and trigger decision-gate interviews before changing safety envelopes."