feat!: modularize stemmer models and release infrastructure

Move bundled stemmer dictionaries from the core artifact into independently
versioned model modules. Add model discovery and explicit model-loading APIs,
a standard model aggregate, a model BOM, and dedicated model and catalog
release workflows.

Add full PoliMorf integration, model provenance and licensing validation,
streaming model-input verification, strict dependency verification, consumer
resolution tests, Configuration Cache compatibility, and expanded JMH,
quality, documentation, and release checks.

Upgrade the CycloneDX and JMH Gradle plugins and remove Gradle 10 and Java
compiler deprecations.

BREAKING CHANGE: The core Radixor artifact no longer contains bundled stemmer
dictionaries. Applications must add the required model artifacts, the standard
model aggregate, or model dependencies managed through the Radixor model BOM.
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Radixor provides a command-line compiler for turning line-oriented dictionary files into compact binary stemmer artifacts.
The CLI output is not a model JAR. A model artifact contains a compressed textual dictionary, descriptor, index, checksum, and license so the runtime registry can discover and compile it. The CLI instead emits an already compiled binary trie for direct `loadBinaryCompiled(...)` use. Choose the model-module workflow when independently published classpath discovery is required; choose the CLI when the application owns a compiled binary asset.
This is the preferred preparation workflow when stemming should run against an already compiled artifact rather than against raw dictionary input. The CLI reads the dictionary, derives patch commands, builds a mutable trie, applies the selected subtree reduction strategy, and writes the final compiled trie in the project binary format under GZip compression. The result is a deployment-ready `.radixor.gz` file that can be loaded directly by application code.
## What the CLI does
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This workflow is intentionally aligned with the same dictionary semantics used elsewhere in the library. Remarks introduced by `#` or `//` are supported through the shared dictionary parser.
## Create a registered custom model instead
To publish or deploy a custom dictionary through `StemmerModelRegistry`, do not merely rename CLI output to `stemmer.gz`. Create `models/<model-id>`, preserve the textual dictionary as a GZip module input, provide source metadata and a license, apply `org.egothor.radixor.model`, and run the model validation tasks. The resulting JAR has an index, descriptor, namespaced textual dictionary, checksum, and license. Detailed packaging is documented in [Stemmer Models](stemmer-models.md); selection is documented in [Model Selection and Loading](model-selection-and-loading.md).
## Basic usage
```bash
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Compilation is usually a one-time step and is generally fast. The more important operational consideration is memory usage during preparation, because the dictionary-derived mutable structure exists before reduction compacts it into the final read-only trie. This is especially relevant for very large source dictionaries.
The complete PoliMorf model is the current exceptional case: registered-model verification uses `runtimeModelIntegrationTest` with a 6 GiB maximum heap, configurable through `-PradixorLargeModelMaxHeap=<size>`. This setting applies only to that isolated test process, not the Gradle daemon or ordinary tests.
## Example workflow
### 1. Prepare a dictionary
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- [Quick start](quick-start.md)
- [Programmatic usage](programmatic-usage.md)
- [Architecture and reduction](architecture-and-reduction.md)
!!! note "Radixor 4 model artifacts"
Language dictionaries are independently versioned runtime model artifacts, not resources embedded in `radixor`. Language-based APIs resolve deterministic defaults through `StemmerModelRegistry`; see [Stemmer Models](stemmer-models.md).