fix: disable Agency on Windows - #103
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Keep the Memory product buildable on Windows while preserving the Agency command shape for help and version discovery. Operational Agency commands now fail closed before touching state, and Windows CI covers the product and command boundary.\n\nValidated with make test, native build, Windows cross-build, and Windows command test compilation.
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Summary
mnemonproduct and core Memory commandsScope
Related to #101.
This is the first fail-closed portability step discussed there. It intentionally does not implement native Windows Agency security or make every internal Agency package buildable on Windows, so #101 should remain open.
Validation
make testgo buildGOOS=windows GOARCH=amd64 go build -o /tmp/mnemon.exe ../cmdand./cmd/agencyinternal/agencyandinternal/daemon