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Make draft save and publish atomic - #9
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Summary
Root cause
Save, layout persistence, draft recovery, and publish could operate on different mutable revisions, allowing stale writes or publishing a revision other than the one just saved.
Impact
Composer now has an ordered, concurrency-safe save/draft/publish lifecycle with explicit stale-version errors and deterministic publication dependencies.
Migration
Includes aria/migrations/0008_published_dependency_pins.sql. The migration is included in the release but is not applied remotely by this PR.
Validation
Release plan
Part 5 of 9 for v0.5.10. This end-to-end lifecycle change intentionally remains one PR.