Align CLOMonitor coverage with delivered repository inventory
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Description
## Context
An audit has been conducted and confirmed that `SUBPROJECTS.md` and the global replication groups now cover all 45 public Microcks repositories consistently.
However, the CNCF CLOMonitor configuration currently covers 20 repositories: 19 delivered components with `community + code` checks and `microcks.io` with `docs`. The current report remains healthy at **A / 98.49%**.
Four repositories classified as delivered components are missing:
- `microcks-mcp-server`
- `microcks-agent-skills`
- `api-tooling`
- `homebrew-tap`
There is no existing CLOMonitor issue or pull request covering them.
## Decision needed
The existing policy from #16 assigns `community + code` to delivered components. CLOMonitor also offers `code-lite`, recommended for secondary code repositories.
@lbroudoux @SebastienDegodez, should we:
1. Add all four repositories with `community + code` for consistency with the existing policy;
2. Use `community + code-lite` for selected secondary tooling repositories; or
3. Intentionally exclude any of them, documenting why CLOMonitor coverage is not relevant?
Once agreed, we can submit a separate PR to `cncf/clomonitor`. No upstream PR should be opened before this decision.
Contributor guide
Research direction
Start by reviewing policy issue #16, SUBPROJECTS.md, the global replication groups, and the current CLOMonitor configuration. Compare the four omitted repositories with the existing coverage policy; this issue is done when a maintainer decision is recorded, including any exclusions, so a separate cncf/clomonitor PR can be opened.
Written by the indexing model from the issue text.
Assessment
- Domain
- tooling
- Issue type
- Feature
- Difficulty
- 4/5
- Estimated time
- 3-5 days
- Activity status
- Active
- Clarity
- Needs clarification
- Newbie friendliness
- 35/100