URI-010 HIGH: relative URI paths (path-rooted or .//../) must resolve against the wt root via cwd

A URI with a RELATIVE path — path-rooted (no scheme/authority: .?, dir/file?) or opening .//../ — MUST resolve its path against the current cwd, then re-express it relative to the WORKTREE ROOT. Example: from the be/test submodule dir, jab post .? resolves .be/test, so the effective URI is be/test? and the be/test submodule posts onto its trunk. Today be/ does the opposite: the ./-strip pattern (verbs/put/put.js:46, verbs/delete/delete.js:55, and DIS-054's new makeNarrow verbs/post/fold-decide.js:90) drops the ./ and matches wt-ROOT-relative leaves with NO cwd rebasing — cwd is read only by core/discover.js:find() to locate the .be anchor — so .?/./foo from a subdir silently hit the wrong path. First consumer: be/ post/put/delete narrowing (DIS-054); the pure URI parser stays cwd-agnostic. Method Issues.

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