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fix: retire legacy permission wiring and use current V2 checks - #32
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Remove retired authorization configuration, worker wiring and runtime fixtures. Reuse current Hub V2 contracts instead of archived source-set assembly, reject obsolete smoke options before starting containers, and remove the deleted read endpoint assertion. Record paired native VirtualRepo compatibility changes.
Pair with Server #24 and Hub haiwen#46. Existing configuration/provenance/authorization checks and Quick CI passed. Canonical backend build passed on fixed Server 76ee845 / Hub 2d6986b61 / Docker bdea32a inputs, reusing the existing build-base and caches; bundled local_storage and objstore checks passed. No new tests or deployment changes. CE smoke and isolated unit tests do not establish live V2 end-to-end acceptance.