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* fix(gitops): compare stale artifact probes by platform membership The Direct dispatch probe decided that an accepted generation's executable identity had moved by comparing artifact set fingerprints. A fingerprint pins one platform child per service, so it only compares resolutions made on the same platform. A target whose architecture differs from the one that produced the frozen expected set resolved a different fingerprint for the same approved child of a multi-arch tag, recorded stale for a converged target, advanced the newest-evidence pointer to that row, and surfaced as artifact stale in the projection and in attention. Route the probe through the same per-target platform membership the Blueprint drift path applies, so a target that matches the approved child for its own platform is no longer stale, a real move of that child still is, and an expected set with no per-service evidence keeps the fingerprint verdict. * fix(gitops): keep the stale probe fail-closed on a changed service set The membership test only walks the expected services and weighs the registry ones, so it cannot tell an extra or renamed service from an unchanged set, and with nothing to weigh it answers vacuously. The probe resolves the live stack rather than the staged candidate, so a stack edited out of band can carry a different set than the one that was frozen, and that is a moved identity rather than a matching one. Ask membership only when both sides hold the same services. A set that grew or shrank keeps the fingerprint verdict, as does an expected set that recorded no per-service evidence. * fix(gitops): tell a swapped service apart from an unchanged set The set-equality check compared service names, so a service that kept its name while swapping a local build for a published image still looked unchanged, and the membership test had no registry service left to weigh. Compare the kind of each service as well as its name, and cover that flip. Also fold the same-platform move into the moved-child test, since it shares the service set and belongs beside it rather than as its own case.