docs+ci: Integration Kit README, CI workflow, repo identity#14
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…tity - README rewritten for the taskade/integrations identity: capability matrix, OpenAPI spec links for third-party porters, release/deploy notes, roadmap - CI workflow: build + schema-validation test on every push/PR (repo had none)
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Follows the rename to taskade/integrations. README now documents the full post-#13/#12 capability matrix and positions the repo as the public copy-source for third-party platforms (OpenAPI spec links included). Adds the repo's first CI:
yarn build+ the schema-validation test on every push/PR, so future merges are gated. No app-code changes — docs + workflow only. Deploys remain manual (zapier push).