fix(scripts): SOURCES_COVERED asks every package, ledgered or not

`check:type-check-coverage` evaluated its SOURCES_COVERED clause only for a
package that DECLARES a `typecheck` script. The argument written beside that
scope was that a DEBT package's answer is already "nothing reads this package",
which its ledger owns. It is not: a DEBT row records an ERROR COUNT taken
through `tsc -p tsconfig.json`, so a source directory OUTSIDE that program is
in neither the count nor any other reading. `packages/core/examples` held 2
non-test source files in no tsc program at all, neither of which had ever
compiled, and they surfaced only when an unrelated PR added a `typecheck`
script — repairing them moved the package 12 -> 29 errors, all of it drift
accumulated while nothing could check the file.

The clause now runs over `accountedPrograms()`, the same set TESTS_COVERED is
decided against: the configs the `typecheck` script invokes, or `tsconfig.json`
for a package with no such script (what `measureDebt` runs). The finding names
the claim it falsifies — a `typecheck` script, a DEBT row, an EXEMPT row, or
nothing accounting for the package at all — rather than assuming a script the
package may not have.

Measured on this tree: the gate stays green (75/79 covered, 4 in DEBT, 1
exempt), so no ledger row and no exclusion was widened to keep it green. Two
legs: with a source file planted in a DEBT package's unread directory the old
gate exits 0 and the new one reports it.

Also adds the gate's report on its own scope. Three axes of this gate's
blindness have each been found by a person tripping over one, and the shape
they share is a clause skipped for a population with the run saying so nowhere.
`SCOPED_CLAUSES` declares every such scope beside its predicate and its reason,
and every green run prints who was left out of what — today that is
GENERATED_COVERED over the 4 packages declaring no `typecheck` script.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012zGPuVVX3deAx9LdjK8jCk

Author: claude