[codex] refactor us-equity strategy metadata and platform registry support - #4
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What changed
UsEquityStrategiessupported_platformsis now a compatibility mirror, not the platform enablement sourceWhy
The repo was mixing strategy definition with platform enablement state. This refactor keeps strategy semantics in
UsEquityStrategiesand lets each runtime own its enabled/default/rollback profiles.Impact
Validation
pytest tests/test_catalog.py tests/test_platform_registry_support.py