Add story-graph narrative system (campaigns, editors, runtime)

Introduce the narrative layer as a directed story-flow graph: an authored
campaign a player walks node by node, replacing the interim slot/chapter model.

Schema (migrations 015-021):
- mysteries, global NPC templates + named poses, per-user playthroughs
- story_nodes, terminals, utterances (the flow graph and dialogue trees)
- clean cutover: retire slot cutscenes/chapters/seen_dialogue

Runtime:
- New Game creates a playthrough bound to the JWT identity (dev test-user fallback)
- advance() walks the graph cutscene -> dialogue -> level -> ..., auto-skipping gates
- branching dialogue: player choices route out through node terminals

Admin authoring:
- NPC editor: upload named poses to the gupi MinIO bucket
- mystery graph editor: vertical node canvas, wiring, entrypoint, delete-by-click
- dialogue crafter: utterance tree, Tab to add child, 1/2 speaker, undo

Content authored via the manifest importer / admin panel and seeded for Glass
Harbour. MinIO added to the dev stack; dev container runs in development mode.

Also includes a folder-widget simplification (removes open/close) and a
resolveUserId auth helper.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This is the ordered implementation roadmap following the accepted exhibit model. Work generally proceeds from top to bottom. It is not a substitute for migrations or implementation issues.
The narrative layer — campaigns, NPC cutscenes, the admin authoring panel, and the LLM cognitive shim that keeps players oriented through complex real-world scam cases — is tracked separately in [narrative-todo.md](narrative-todo.md). It depends on Milestone 5 (Case Report / Claims) for the assistant's read-only view of the player's reasoning.
## Working agreement
- Spend roughly 60% of development time on features and model work, 25% on tests and bug fixing, and 15% on repository and deployment hygiene.