[codex] add bilingual scripture packs#22
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Summary
Adds bilingual bundled scripture support across the requested traditions:
Also adds a source inventory at
docs/sources.md, preserves per-language display references in compact pack rows, and updates resolver/CLI behavior so English aliases resolve to English packs while Chinese aliases resolve to Chinese packs.Impact
Users can now look up all four traditions in both English and Chinese through the CLI, prompt hooks, MCP lookup path, lifecycle tests, and recap/random paths.
Validation
python3 scripts/verify_quotes.pygo test ./...go vet ./...staticcheck ./...make buildPack verification covered 8 packs, 74,838 entries, and 0 checksum mismatches.
Notes
Quran translation metadata explicitly preserves Tanzil attribution and non-commercial translation terms. CBETA-derived text retains the CBETA attribution and terms note.