[codex] Prepare public OSS candidate surface#1
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Summary
This PR prepares Recallant's public repository surface for Codex for OSS review while keeping the active public history intact.
It moves the current public tree toward a reviewer-friendly OSS shape: product-facing docs, contributor guidance, security posture, quickstart/self-hosting material, roadmap, comparison notes, and issue/PR templates.
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Why
The goal is to make Recallant understandable to both human reviewers and AI-review agents without exposing internal working notes as the first thing they see. The repository should present the product, its motivation, proof path, security model, and roadmap clearly while the internal development archive remains outside the public surface.
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Notes
This PR is intentionally a documentation and public-surface cleanup. It does not claim the full product is complete; the docs describe Recallant as pre-release and focus on the first production-ready coding-agent memory slice.