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Add Gale, Spar, Rivet to org profile README#5

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Summary

  • Promotes Gale as the foundation layer with its own section, showing how verified RTOS kernel primitives connect to the rest of the pipeline (Gale -> Kiln -> Synth -> deployment)
  • Elevates Spar (AADL architecture) and Rivet (SDLC traceability) into a new Systems Engineering section alongside the WASM pipeline
  • Updates the pipeline diagram to show the full stack: Spar models -> WASM pipeline -> Gale kernel, with Sigil and Rivet as cross-cutting concerns
  • Adds all 8 ecosystem tools to the header nav (Gale, Kiln, Meld, Loom, Synth, Sigil, Spar, Rivet)
  • Adds ASIL-D badge and updates tagline to reflect the broader scope beyond just WebAssembly
  • Adds automator and thrum to Developer Tools section
  • Adds AADL and Zephyr RTOS to the footer technologies

Key metrics mentioned: 9 verified kernel primitives, dual-track verification (Verus + Rocq), 271 Rivet-managed artifacts.

Test plan

  • Verify the org profile renders correctly at https://github.com/pulseengine
  • Confirm all repo links resolve to existing repositories
  • Check badge rendering and table alignment on desktop and mobile

🤖 Generated with Claude Code

Promote the full PulseEngine stack beyond the WASM pipeline: Gale as
the verified RTOS foundation layer, Spar for architecture analysis,
and Rivet for SDLC traceability. Show how they connect end-to-end
from kernel primitives through WebAssembly deployment. Also adds
automator and thrum to Developer Tools.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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