fix: PDF Unicode font + malformed Markdown fallback

[lklimek]

Summary

• QA-004 (Unicode TTF fonts in PDF): scripts/generate_review_report.py now auto-discovers a Unicode TrueType font via pdfmetrics.registerFont / registerFontFamily. Discovery order: $CLAUDIUS_PDF_FONT env override -> bundled scripts/fonts/DejaVuSans.ttf -> common Linux paths (/usr/share/fonts/truetype/dejavu, /usr/share/fonts/truetype/noto). ParagraphStyles now flow through an F dict so emoji and non-Latin scripts (Cyrillic, Arabic, Hebrew, etc.) render instead of tofu boxes. Falls back to Helvetica/Courier with a stderr warning when no Unicode TTF is available -- never crashes.
• QA-005 (Malformed-Markdown fallback): render_markdown_to_reportlab() is now wrapped in try/except. On any failure (parser exception, ReportLab mini-XML rejection, unclosed fence, etc.) it logs a warning and falls back to a single XML-escaped preformatted block containing the raw source -- content is preserved, never silently swallowed.
• Smoke-tested end-to-end with a payload containing emoji, Cyrillic, CJK, Arabic, and an unclosed code fence: DejaVuSans is embedded in the PDF, all scripts render, and the malformed-MD path renders as escaped plaintext as designed.

Bundled CJK / emoji-color TTFs are out of scope for this PR -- DejaVuSans covers Latin + Cyrillic + Greek + a useful subset of symbols. Users who need full CJK or color emoji can drop a TTF anywhere on disk and point CLAUDIUS_PDF_FONT at it.

Test plan

• Helper unit tests for font auto-discovery (env override, bundled path, system path, no-font fallback warning)
• Helper unit tests for render_markdown_to_reportlab fallback (malformed input -> escaped pre-block, no exception bubbles)
• End-to-end PDF generation with multi-script content (Latin / Cyrillic / CJK / Arabic / emoji) -- DejaVuSans embedded, glyphs render
• End-to-end PDF generation with malformed Markdown (unclosed fence) -- fallback path engages, content preserved
• Reviewer spot-check on a real review report PDF in their own environment

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