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feat: make active external claims expire without refreshed state - #147
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Why
CounterProof now binds public claims to evidence, but an external relationship can still change after the evidence bytes remain valid.
An "active interoperability" statement is especially vulnerable: the handoff may remain reproducible while the upstream issue/PR state changes underneath it.
What changed
external-state.ymlwith dated observations and refresh budgetsThis intentionally turns freshness into a maintenance obligation: a public claim that says a relationship is active must be periodically re-observed rather than living forever on an old link.