devenv: dogfood and harden OpenSpec store bootstrap #111
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Jostoph now consumes its published devenv doctor, resolves
jostoph-wiki, and retains the existing Rust bench without an.envrcauto-entry hook.The doctor also fixes the first-run store race discovered during rollout: machine-local identity metadata is written after checkout/scaffold synchronization, and OpenSpec health explicitly follows store reconciliation.
The development substrate uses the private canonical
lar.ad/jostoph-rs, not the main-only Midgard publication mirror.Verification
devenv tasks listdevenv --override-input jostoph path:<branch> tasks run ting:specs:healthOpenSpec doctor — all greenCloses #110