feat(acms): implement DepthReductionCompressor for skeleton compression #1170

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Add a production skeleton compressor that re-renders inherited fragments to overview depths via the UKO detail-level map chain, fits the result within the configured skeleton budget, and wires the pipeline default to the new compressor.

Address prior review feedback by extracting the render visitors into a dedicated module, restoring projected metadata to native runtime types, constraining builtin component resolution with an allowlist, and keeping child-context inheritance compatible with CRP context fragments for the Robot integration path.

Reproduced the Forgejo lint job in a clean python:3.13-slim container with the CI commands All checks passed! and 1740 files already formatted; both passed, so the earlier lint failure appears to have been transient runner behavior rather than a source-level defect.

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