docs: remove transient research and align authoring skills - #138
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Deletes 14 transient blog/SEO research reports and image-production briefs from
docs/, without creating a replacement archive. Keeps current implementation and usage documentation.Updates the blog guide and image, writing, and SEO skills so future work does not recreate research archives or per-post prompt/production notes. Retains reusable style guidance, prompt templates, and final published assets. Removes links to the deleted reports. Analytics reference cleanup is handled separately in #137.
Validation: repository and installed copies of all three affected skills pass skill validation; no references to deleted research paths remain in the checked guides and skills. Lint, typecheck and formatting checks pass. No runtime code changes.