feat(catalog): restore standalone ownership

[kitlangton]

What

Moves the current OpenCode terminal catalog back into its standalone owner while preserving opencode-drive's independent package and release model.

This includes annotations, faceted filtering, per-capture Open Graph cards, the dev.opencode.ai/lab/catalog worker route, the full current capture matrix, and all state coverage from anomalyco/opencode#42207. The generated catalog now contains 76 screens across three themes.

How

• Ports the current catalog from OpenCode's packages/lab/catalog to apps/catalog.
• Keeps packages/drive as the standalone package source of truth rather than replacing it with OpenCode's workspace-coupled copy.
• Adds a standalone deployment workflow for dev.opencode.ai/lab/catalog.
• Fixes default capture/reproduction paths to target a sibling opencode checkout while retaining explicit --opencode support for arbitrary refs and checkouts.
• Removes stale standalone catalog artifacts from the pre-adoption implementation.

Scope

• Does not alter Drive package versioning or publish a new npm release.
• Does not create a release or tag.
• The deployment workflow requires CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN to be added to this repository before merge. GitHub Actions secrets are write-only, so the existing OpenCode repository secret cannot be transferred programmatically.

Testing

• bun run check in packages/drive
• bun run test in packages/drive (205 Effect tests, 58 CLI integration tests)
• bun run check in apps/catalog (37 tests)
• bun run build in apps/catalog
• Verified 76 generated screens, 228 frame artifacts, three themes, and 229 generated Open Graph cards
• git diff --check

Flow

flowchart LR
  OpenCode[Arbitrary OpenCode checkout] --> Drive[packages/drive]
  Drive --> Capture[apps/catalog capture runner]
  Capture --> Frames[Three-theme frame matrix]
  Frames --> Viewer[Catalog viewer and annotations]
  Viewer --> Worker[Cloudflare worker]
  Worker --> URL[dev.opencode.ai/lab/catalog]

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