[codex] Retire AutoDoc and generated docs#1082
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Summary
Retires the AutoDoc system and generated documentation surfaces from the repository.
@zh/@enTSDoc tags from active retained assets.claude, developer docs, and bilingual-comment cleanupValidation
Local validation before push:
pnpm vitest run --project unit-root scripts/repository-metadata.spec.ts scripts/agent-surface.spec.ts scripts/bilingual-comments.spec.ts scripts/developer-docs.spec.tsmoon run docs:typecheck docs:build --quietmoon run root:codegen-check --quietmoon ci :test :lint :typecheck :fmt --quietmoon exec :test :lint :typecheck :fmt --on-failure continue --upstream deep --quietLocal Playwright E2E was attempted, but the local runner could not reach Docker-published PostgreSQL/Redis ports even though the compose containers were healthy. GitHub CI is expected to provide the authoritative E2E environment.