Show sibling projects' versions, and let version update them

A sibling's version is its latest git tag (v1.4.0, or v1.4.0+3 for commits after it), or, without tags, its commit's date and short hash, like CoreDesktop's own. The version shown as available is that of the newest commit on the default branch, which is what update installs. sibling list shows each sibling's version. sibling check fetches every sibling at once and shows which have a newer version, and sibling update [name...] updates the named siblings or all of them. 71-siblings.sh now runs sibling update, so update and version share one way of updating. version lists the installed siblings with any newer version and, when run in a terminal, asks for each one whether to update it now. version --check and the update notification still only look at CoreDesktop. The sibling skill docs describe how to release a version by tagging it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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 ```bash
 sibling                 # asks for the git URL
 sibling add <url>       # same, without the prompt
-sibling list            # installed siblings, their URL and current commit
+sibling list            # installed siblings, their version and URL
+sibling check           # which siblings have a newer version
+sibling update [name]   # update the named siblings, or all of them
 sibling remove <name>   # deletes ~/.local/share/siblings/<name>
 ```