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fix: align CI navigation with selected #7000 replay - #7276

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Unblock shared research CI after #7000 became selected. The onboarding test currently fails because the CI guide still points to #6030; this updates the command and review links and retains #6030 as history.

This isolates the existing navigation repair carried in #7161 and reused by ToikY in f2206e6. The result is a one-file maintenance PR that can be reviewed separately from the research submissions. No new research result is claimed.

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Native Python 3.12.15: the existing six-test current-status module fails on unchanged main and passes after this repair. The selected-source metadata check also passes.

The broader native onboarding run completed 760 tests with 11 failures, 23 errors and 90 skips. Seven representative failures also reproduce with the unchanged main guide. Those native fixture/platform failures are outside this one-file repair; no full-suite pass is claimed.

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Hosted Linux CI is pending. No selected-family scientific cold replay or supplier proof was rerun for this navigation repair. The selected record, scientific sources, workflow and assertions are unchanged.

Prepared with substantial OpenAI Codex assistance.

Isolate the navigation repair already carried in PR7161 and reused by ToikY in f2206e6. Preserve the historical6030 checkpoint and all scientific inputs and assertions. The affected six-test status module and selected-source metadata check pass. Full native onboarding remains limited by pre-existing fixture/platform failures, disclosed in the PR.
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