Delegate Gitea operations to forge

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> *Where we are going.*
To become the **canonical home for Railiance application workload releases** -
the Helm values, Kubernetes manifests, registry enablement, app-level runbooks,
smoke checks, and operator recipes that make user-facing services safe to ship
on top of the platform.
the Helm values, Kubernetes manifests, app-level runbooks, smoke checks, and
operator recipes that make user-facing services safe to ship on top of the
platform.
This means:
@@ -82,10 +82,10 @@ down and mutate those layers to make an app work.
An app release is healthy when probes, status checks, smoke tests, and operator
evidence say it is healthy, not merely because manifests applied successfully.
### 6. Current Workload, Future Path
### 6. App Workloads, Forge Consumers
Gitea and early application releases are current S5 workloads and learning
surfaces. Their lessons should leave behind reusable deployment patterns that
Applications consume forge artifacts without owning forge runtime state. Early
application releases should leave behind reusable deployment patterns that
survive future forge and app migrations.
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@@ -126,8 +126,8 @@ This layer is expected to evolve toward:
* Stronger **image and package promotion** patterns
* Clearer **backup, restore, and data ownership handoffs** with S3
* More complete **smoke, migration, rollback, and observability** recipes
* Cleaner separation between **current forge operation** and future forge
migration paths
* Cleaner consumption of **forge-owned artifacts and evidence** from app
release runbooks
* Self-evidencing, reviewable **application readiness** before promotion
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