Expose external root bridges through daemon and CLI - #293
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What changed
kata connectorstatus/field-mapping commands and the fullkata bridgebind/show/pause/resume/unbind/reconcile lifecycleUser-facing boundaries
The external root owns bound title and body. Inbound comments and lifecycle are enabled by default; outbound comments require
--publish-comments. Planning mappings supportscheduled_onanddeadline_ononly.No web UI binding indicator is included in this series. Connector and bridge status are available through the daemon API and CLI.
Scope and dependency
This is PR 4 of the delivery sequence tracked in #286 and depends on #287, #291, and #292. The branch is cumulative so it builds before those PRs merge; after they land, the review diff narrows to daemon/API/CLI integration.
Closes #286.