fix(ci): make benchmark symlink corpora reproducible - #650
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The weekly external benchmark failed because Windows Git materialized Zod's README symlink as a text file, while Linux deduplicated the real symlink against its target. The extra document changed BM25 corpus statistics and one fifth-ranked path.
Normalize committed aliases against scanned canonical targets before every baseline arm receives the shared corpus. Refresh the single differing path; all hit outcomes and aggregate rates remain unchanged. Add focused alias tests, safe single-case diagnostics, and PR triggers for benchmark changes so freshness is checked before the weekly run.
Validation: clean npm install and zero-vulnerability audit; focused corpus tests pass; the normalized Windows Zod result matches the Linux failure log. Full external/held-out gates and the compatibility matrix run on this PR. No package version or product ranking changes.