Fix single-auditor release CLI gate - #26
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The released single-observer policy lowered the verifier threshold to one auditor, but
mpc-ceremony release signretained an older command-line parser check requiring two audit pairs. A one-auditor ceremony therefore passed setup and verification policy but failed at final release signing.This change makes the command parser accept one matching audit report/signature pair, reject zero, and aligns its usage text and regression tests with the already-released verifier policy.
Validation:
go test ./cmd/mpc-ceremony -count=1go test ./internal/mpcceremony -run '^TestReleaseRequiresExactChronologicalIndependentAudits$' -count=1go vet ./cmd/mpc-ceremonyThe broader local internal test package reached pre-existing VCS-build metadata failures in helper subprocesses; the affected parser and verifier tests pass directly.