docs(community): publish the meeting archive and how the meeting runs

[Timur Tukaev (tym83)]

Summary

The README promised "Meeting notes and community calls" and the repo delivered
none. Two years of biweekly meetings existed only as a Google Doc and a YouTube
playlist that neither this repo nor the website linked to — so from the outside
the project looked like it holds no public calls at all.

What

• community_meeting.md — the schedule, the joining link, the host, the
  agenda format, how to put a topic on the agenda, how to get edit access to the
  notes document, and what the host does after the call.
• meetings/README.md — an index of all 72 meetings held since 2024-04-04,
  each with its date, topics and recording. 62 recordings are linked; the ten
  meetings with notes but no published recording are shown with an explicit dash
  rather than omitted.
• README.md — replaced "contains (or will contain soon)" with what the repo
  actually holds, and added a table of the four YouTube playlists (community
  meetings, CozySummit 2026 on the CNCF channel, CozySummit'25, CNCF webinars).

The notes themselves stay in the shared document — it is edited live during the
call by attendees, and copying it into Git would create a second source of truth
that immediately drifts. This repo indexes and points at it, the way
kubernetes/community and kubevirt/community do.

Why

Anyone evaluating the project — a prospective contributor or a governance
reviewer — currently has no way to learn from this repository that community
meetings happen at all, let alone find a specific discussion. The index also
makes the gaps visible, which is the point: ten missing recordings are now a
list someone can work through rather than an invisible hole.

Notes for reviewers

• Meeting dates in the video titles are inconsistent (YYYY-DD-MM for most of
  2026, YYYY-MM-DD earlier, dots instead of dashes for eight of them). Dates in
  the table were resolved against the actual meeting list in the notes document,
  not parsed blindly. Worth normalising the titles on the channel separately.
• Three early rows had Russian agenda text in the source notes; translated here.
• The notes document header says "Weekly meeting" while the schedule says every
  second Thursday. This file states biweekly, matching the actual cadence — the
  document header should be corrected too.
• The notes document still points at github.com/aenix-io/cozystack, which
  predates the move to the cozystack org.

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