fix: add the Commemoration of the Baptism of the Lord (Jan 13) (#428) #438
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Third slice of the #428 burndown: a missing II-class feast of the Lord.
The 1960 reform abolished the Octave Day of the Epiphany and made January 13 the Commemoration of the Baptism of the Lord — a II-class feast, white. The corpus omitted it, so Jan 13 fell through to an ordinary green Epiphany-tide feria (IV class, green). Both oracles show II class / white.
Added to the cited sanctoral dataset as a fixed-date II-class white feast, following the corpus convention for feasts of the Lord (Latin title form cited to the public-domain Missale Romanum; 1960 rank/colour to the Code of Rubrics). The born-cited gate correctly enforced that the title cite a PD text source, not the
rg-1960reference — matching how every other post-1920 feast (e.g. St Pius X, canonized 1954) is cited.Resolves 6 missalemeum divergences (309 → 303) and 3 SSPX (26 → 23), 0 regressions. Golden-year digest + both oracle baselines regenerated.
Gate: lint clean · analyse [OK] · test 658 (1 skip) · validate 22 (1 skip).
Refs #428