Allow existing Vault output directories in capacity accounting - #416
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Capacity checks for an existing user-owned output directory on the configured Vault previously required a separate archive route for each operation. Admit those directories beneath the global backup root for capacity accounting, so preflight and reservations can use the shared filesystem budget without new per-operation policy entries.
Admission verifies the target directory and live Vault identity. Reservation acquisition rechecks target inode, ownership, symlink resolution, and filesystem identity under the ledger lock. Capacity admission does not grant source-copy, write, or cleanup authority. Existing archive execution routes retain their separate contract.
Validation: 1963 public smoke tests passed, including fixture-backed positive and negative Vault cases; instant validation graph and bootstrap doctor/render dry runs passed. A source CLI probe against the configured Vault completed preflights and a reservation/release without writing archive payloads. Refreshed the generated KAG family through owner preparation. Host installation is tracked separately from this source change.