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fix(admissions): support public metadata on restricted server networks - #66
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The provider accepts browser/app requests from visitor connections but rejects metadata requests from the production host. Allow a private runtime snapshot of the public governorate/curriculum lists, validated for the fixed exam year and complete coverage, so metadata access cannot prevent the browser-based result lookup.
Student results still come directly from the visitor's browser. Ticket, challenge, decryption and rate-limit checks are unchanged. The snapshot and collection procedure stay outside the repository.
Validation: type checks and 10 lookup tests, including complete/wrong-year/duplicate/missing snapshot cases. CI also runs the admissions suite, production build, standalone discovery/SEO checks and dependency audit.