cmd/comparesrht: daemon entry point, startup validation, dev stub

Wire the compare.sr.ht daemon on core-go's server.New: it runs
crypto.InitCrypto, parses -b/-d/-m/-p, and drives the standard SourceHut
warm-shutdown loop (SIGINT). We deliberately skip WithDefaultMiddleware
(it demands Postgres/Redis and 401s anonymous viewers) and instead
install the web package's documented middleware chain — RealIP, Recoverer,
Logger, config.Middleware, authz.Middleware — inside a Group on the
anonymous router.

validateConfig checks every required key up front (network-key, webhook
key, repos root, a git.sr.ht API origin candidate, meta and compare
origins) with a single clear fatal, so a misconfiguration fails loudly at
startup rather than as a deep panic in config.GetAPI on the first request.

A build-and-exec smoke test proves the binary starts against a synthesized
config, answers /healthz 200, and exits cleanly on SIGINT in under 15s.

Makefile: build ./comparesrht from ./cmd/comparesrht, run-dev binds
localhost:5090 against a local config.ini, install ships the binary and
static assets. contrib/dev-stub is a stdlib-only fake git.sr.ht GraphQL
API returning fixed public repos for local development, and the systemd
unit now stops with KillSignal=SIGINT to hit the warm-shutdown path.