Prepare interaction npm distribution and reviewed release workflow

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Applications need validators that distinguish valid data and result formats from successful execution. This prepares @zixcel/interaction@0.10.0 for npm distribution with a tested settings example, package metadata, archive checks, and a manual reviewed release workflow.

The change contains exactly nine files: README and the usage guide, package.json and Cargo.toml, two workflows, and three validation/consumer scripts. JavaScript implementations, TypeScript declarations, Rust source, existing tests, and licensing match the source baseline. Cargo retains the zixcel-private publication restriction.

Validation:

• 5 JavaScript and 6 Rust tests passed.
• Both documented JavaScript examples ran against a fresh empty-cache installed archive with their exact expected outputs, including [] / true / false / true / Conflict.
• Two npm packs produced identical bytes; the eight-file archive passed export, license, path and bounded disclosure checks.
• Both new workflows passed actionlint; the publication template passed 16 synthetic cases with zero real OIDC requests or publication attempts.

Reviewed source tree: a16dcd777f4bb0ce13275c9fc2d92aae27b49582.
Archive SHA256: 822451535d91da92f9e48d4be60dd209ca1f484f9ef4ebcd8e70da2245fa07a4.

The ordinary CI uses read-only permissions. The release workflow verifies the exact source and archive, then publishes the archive once in a separate OIDC job and checks registry versions, integrities, and tags. It requires an existing public package; initial namespace bootstrap and trusted-publisher setup are separate prerequisites. Local checks do not establish registry availability or publication authority.