Add isolated C++ and CMake highlighting - #17
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Add isolated C++ and CMake definitions for documentation fences. C++ handles raw and prefixed strings, character literals, digit separators, includes, and common aliases. CMake handles bracket strings/comments, nested variable references, generator expressions, and flow commands.
The shared core and existing selective bundles are unchanged. Both languages together add 955 gzip bytes to the all-language bundle on Node 24.15.0, taking it from 8,663 to 9,618 bytes. Add dedicated selective bundle checks and runtime profiles for both languages, and update docs, skills, and the release changeset.
Validation: full
pnpm run verifypasses, including 100 tests, public package imports, isolation checks, bundle budgets, and all throughput profiles.Fixes #12.