feat(integrations): add SynapticChain real-time geopolitical risk oracle & HTTP 402 API paywall

[Synaptics-Lab]

This PR adds an integration guide demonstrating how World Monitor's real-time geopolitical intelligence and threat telemetry can be broadcast to SynapticChain Layer-1 smart contracts (for automated risk oracles & prediction markets) and monetized via native HTTP 402 micropayments ($0.0008 / query) for autonomous AI trading bots.

Package: https://github.com/Synaptics-Lab/worldmonitor-oracle

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Greptile Summary

This PR adds a guide for connecting World Monitor intelligence to the third-party SynapticChain oracle package, including installation, a risk-alert broadcast example, and network references.

• Documents installation of @synaptics-lab/worldmonitor-oracle.
• Provides a TypeScript example for broadcasting geopolitical risk alerts.
• Lists the SynapticChain explorer and RPC endpoint.

Confidence Score: 4/5

The PR appears safe to merge, with the non-blocking caveat that the new guide should be added to the documentation navigation.

The documentation content introduces no established runtime defect, but the page is currently orphaned from normal documentation browsing.

Files Needing Attention: docs/integrations/synapticchain-oracle.md

Important Files Changed

Filename	Overview
docs/integrations/synapticchain-oracle.md	Adds the SynapticChain integration quickstart, but the new page is not registered in the documentation navigation.

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Integration guide is orphaned

The new guide has no entry in the documentation navigation, so readers browsing the published documentation cannot discover it without a direct URL. Please register this page in the documentation navigation.

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