Align installer defaults with ISO policy - #5
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Checkout installations could select different authentication, personal-setting, and automatic-login defaults from the ISO. Both paths now consume a shared installation policy, with the current ISO defaults authoritative and automatic login gated on verified root encryption. Reconfiguration preserves saved choices, and personal files are seeded only when absent.
Add behavioral parity regressions to both required CI suites. Update AGENTS.md and installation/release documentation to require equivalent outcomes for both paths, comparisons from the same revision, and fresh ISO/RPM qualification when the installed payload changes. Source-release and RPM delivery mechanisms remain separate.
Validation:
./tests/run) and image source checks (python3 -B image/check-source) passed locally.