Add kit domain layer with feed and search ops#1
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Register substack as a kit Domain so any-cli hosts can drive it with a blank import. Two ops: feed <publication> lists recent posts via the existing per-newsletter API, search <query> hits the Substack search API and returns Publication records. Add Host constant, Publication/searchResp types, Search method, newClient factory, and eight offline tests.
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feed <publication>op that lists recent posts via the existing per-newsletter APIsearch <query>op that searches Substack publications via the public search APIHostconstant,Publicationrecord type,searchRespwire type, andSearchmethodnewClientfactory applies kit.Config overrides to DefaultConfigTest plan
go test ./substack/...passes (14 tests, all green including 8 new domain tests)