Integrate Windows and subscription fixes and repair CI - #37
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Integrate the Windows session/installer fixes from #35 and subscription model discovery/streaming fixes from #36 with current main. Preserve both branches' approval-write checks and remove the duplicate theme-test import introduced by automatic merging.
Subscription refresh now preserves saved models when the current official catalogue is unavailable or empty, including unconfigured providers with nonempty fallback data. Two public-entry regressions reproduce the previous deletion. Generated package documentation and event-count documentation are synchronized.
Windows regression diagnostics retain the complete four-worker unit suite, bound execution, and upload full output plus an independent timeout traceback. Native Windows diagnosis remains in progress, so this PR stays a draft until the combined checks pass.
Validation so far: independent integration/specification and quality reviews passed; focused Windows tests 62 passed; subscription/documentation checks 46 passed; contracts 511 passed; Web 620 passed; Desktop, Ruff, Web build and docs build/link checks passed. The first broad Python run passed 8551 tests with two documentation contract failures now corrected. A fresh combined run and native Windows checks are pending.