feat(templates): add the Teal Pulse clinical CV preset

[DemchaAV]

Why

The next published CV in the promotion queue, and the first one whose design does not
fit the shape the family has been assuming. It is drawn on a page that is not A4, its
headings sit on rules rather than beside them, and it is stacked in bands rather than
built as one atomic body — so it is the case that tests whether the CvDocument model
and the preset conventions hold for a sheet that was not made in their image.

They do: it lands with no model change at all.

What

cv.presets.TealPulse, composed from six package-private files — the measured geometry
and type scale, the icon loader, the idioms the sheet repeats, and one per band.

Five bands: a heart crossed by a flat pulse beside a letter-spaced name; a contact
strip divided by short rules; a two-column body carrying the competencies as dotted
lines beside the summary and the roles under badged headings; a three-column closing
band for the degree, the certifications and the facts; and a tracked line under a rule
that ends in a small heart.

Three things worth naming.

The preset sets its own page. The design was drawn on a raster whose proportion is
not A4's and every length is a share of that grid, so a caller's page size and margin
are overwritten rather than followed — the opposite choice from CharcoalGold, and made
because this sheet is a fixed composition rather than a layout that rescales.

What happens past one page is not what the other ported CV presets do. The bands are
stacked in the page flow, so a CV with more roles than the design holds carries the
closing band onto a second page rather than losing anything; the body row itself is
atomic, so a body taller than a page raises AtomicNodeTooLargeException. The first
draft of this preset documented it as one-page-strict like its siblings, which was
wrong — probing it found six roles produce two pages, and both behaviours are now
pinned by tests.

A link is drawn as its own label with the address behind it — the rule set on
TerracottaRail last week — which is the one deliberate departure from the ported
sheet: writing the URL out makes the strip's gaps depend on how long a profile happens
to be called. Measured at six of 121 nodes shifting sideways and 7 724 of 1 987 720
pixels, with nothing moving vertically.

Also here: the example (cv-teal-pulse-v2), its showcase row and its committed preview.

Tests

./mvnw -B -ntp clean verify -pl :graph-compose-core,:graph-compose-render-pdf,:graph-compose-render-docx,:graph-compose-render-pptx,:graph-compose-templates,:graph-compose-testing,:graph-compose-qa,:graph-compose-coverage -am — BUILD SUCCESS.

• TealPulseSmokeTest (12) — identity, the canonical render, every band's text, the
  tagline berth drawing its body and not its title, the page override, the contact and
  link targets, a link showing its label while the annotation keeps the address, a
  linked role and degree, a document with nothing but an identity, an identity with no
  links, the run onto a second page, and the refusal of a body taller than one.
• TealPulseLayoutSnapshotTest (1) — an exact snapshot of the one-page sheet.
• TealPulseVisualParityTest (1) — pixel baseline, same budget and tolerance as the
  other CV gates.

The port was proven before the gates were written: the preset rendered against the
bundle's own fixture differs by 0 of 1 987 720 pixels, with 121 of 121 layout
nodes identical in geometry — the only differences being the eleven node names the
promotion deliberately changes.

One finding worth recording: this bundle does not reproduce its own published
preview — 46 783 pixels differ, identically on the engine it was cut against and on
this one. The cause is the engine's Latin-ligature fix: the preview's text layer reads
"Pa ent Assessment" and "medica on administra on", so it was rendered before that
landed. The published source is self-consistent and is what was ported; the preview is
stale.