The arsenal advertises "83 tools" and verify-claims defends it by counting
`id:`/`name:` source lines — a source-line count that would keep passing even
if an entry became uncallable. Add a guard that ties the number to the real
registered arrays (TOOL_ADAPTERS + BUILTIN_TOOLS + EXTERNAL_TOOLS === 83) and
pins the invariant that makes the count honest:
an adapter is off the generic callable surface (adapterToCustomTool → null)
IFF it is explicitly gated by execution mode (catalog_only / import_only).
So a tool can be counted-but-not-generically-callable only on purpose —
metasploit / hydra (catalog_only, reachable solely via the approval-gated
post-ex drivers) and bloodhound (import_only) — never through a silent DEFAULT
or mint slip. Also asserts isMintable agrees with actual callability, the gated
set is exactly {metasploit, hydra, bloodhound}, and every minted adapter has a
real handler and a unique name. Sibling of no-phantom-tools / stub-honesty.
