Restore Adsterra placement code and add AdSense verification - #89
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The existing BorderPulse native banner placement was inactive and its current dashboard code uses a different script host. Reactivated the same placement with adult ads disabled and updated the loader to match its current code.
Also adds the account-provided AdSense ownership meta tag and Google ads.txt entry. Google ad serving remains off pending account activation and site review.
Validation: Vite production build and prerender passed; generated homepage and crossing HTML include the publisher tag and dist/ads.txt matches the account entry. Release checks run in CI. Adsterra showed zero impressions and zero revenue for August 29–September 27 before reactivation; no revenue projection is asserted.