fix(knowledge): support Eval 0.178 peers - #198
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Knowledge 15.0.0 rejects clean installs with Eval 0.178 because its peer range ends before 0.177. Release 15.0.1 admits Eval 0.177 and 0.178 while retaining the existing 0.174 floor. Development and package verification use Eval 0.178; runtime code and public APIs are unchanged.
Validation: strict frozen install, lint, source and contract typechecks, Linux tests, build, package/API/skill/path checks, publint, and declaration analysis. Clean packed consumers passed with both Eval 0.178 and Eval 0.174, each containing one dependency copy. The Linux suite passed 871 tests with seven skips; its one container-init failure passed in the corrected 58-test suite. No test protection was relaxed.
The packed official-optimizer integration also passed both GEPA and SkillOpt with the public Eval 0.178 Python bridge. Verification used a 2 GiB Linux container; cgroup OOM counters remained zero.