docs(voice-packs): runbook, index link, and the log entry

The page a new operator needs: what the three required files are and who
reads each one, how a pack is built (with the extractor's usage text
verbatim, because the flags are not guessable and there is no -o), the
10-second gate and where it fires twice, how to add a fourth voice
including the warm hook that registers a pack without restarting the
engine, and the engine-bump procedure for when the artifact sizes move.
Plus the host census as of 2026-10-18 — the trial packs carry no
artifacts and their manifest is the trial's own schema, so the builder's
first real run is a --force migration — and the three gaps left open on
purpose: no curated ICL transcript, no 16 kHz variant, no loudness pass.

Linked from the Dankclaw services list; log entry appended oldest-first.
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- [[Seerr]] — unified *arr request manager (guard-chained; fronts FrankBook-Pro's stack)
- [[Marreta]] — content-cleaning proxy (guard-chained; shares SearXNG's Gluetun egress)
- [[Open Notebook]] — podcast generator (scripts by frank-zealot, voices by frank-tts); repo-owned config, not deployed
- [[Voice Packs]] — how a frank-tts voice is built: reference.wav + the pinned engine's speaker artifacts, cut past the 10-second source-material gate
## Infrastructure