v3.60.0 — ruRE reverse-engineering tools, console page, security fixes

The latest release of Claude Flow (v3.60.0) introduces several new features and security enhancements. A significant addition is a suite of six new reverse-engineering tools within the ruRE (reverse engineering) page of the console. These tools, such as `rure_extract_asar` and `rure_analyze_binary`, are designed to parse and analyze files statically without executing them, offering insights into application structure and potential vulnerabilities. Every string extracted from analyzed files is screened for security. The release also includes a dedicated ruRE page in the console for easier access to these tools.

Beyond new tools, this update addresses numerous security and correctness issues. For instance, session IDs in MCP have been strengthened using `crypto.randomUUID()` to prevent guessing. Several GitHub integration tools (`github_pr_manage`, `github_issue_track`) have been fixed to correctly report errors and handle repository information. The `daa_agent_adapt` tool now accurately interprets performance scores, treating zero or omitted scores as failures or non-recorded values, respectively. Other fixes include improvements to search window configurations, cost-tracker hook storage, and the AgentDB embedder rescue mechanism.

In the `@claude-flow/hooks` package, updates ensure that explicit stops are no longer overridden by auto-restarts, duplicate clusters are counted correctly, and fallback embeddings do not block the event loop. The CLI's update check mechanism has also been refined to prevent accidental downgrades by ensuring updates are strictly newer versions. These updates collectively aim to improve the stability, security, and analytical capabilities of the Claude Flow platform.