Synchronize catalog documentation and examples

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## Config Fields Used
The package defines all user-visible config fields: `server.http`, `secrets`, `pipelines`, source and destination backend fields, validation policy, publish policy, transform policy, path mapping, links, state policy, reconciliation policy, takeover policy, retention policy, and transfer policy.
The package defines all user-visible config fields: `server.http`, `secrets`, `pipelines`, source and destination backend fields, validation policy, destination workflow, publish policy, transform policy, path mapping, links, and retention policy.
## Adapters Used
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## State And Manifest Behavior
The package does not parse source manifests or destination state. It validates config values that later affect manifest validation and destination state, such as publish/transform combinations, links, state policy, reconciliation policy, takeover policy, retention policy, transfer policy, backend roots, S3 prefix shape, and HTTP upload source settings.
The package does not parse source manifests or destination state. It validates config values that later affect manifest validation and destination state, such as workflow, publish/transform combinations, links, retention policy, backend roots, S3 prefix shape, and HTTP upload source settings. Legacy destination policy YAML fields are rejected by strict decoding because they are not user-visible config fields.
## Skip And Resume Behavior
The package has no runtime skip or resume behavior. It provides transfer policy values that publish planning later applies to destination comparison outcomes.
The package has no runtime skip or resume behavior. Publish planning later applies workflow values and per-run force options to destination catalog outcomes.
## Failure Behavior