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Validate supplied inverse equations without computing the native candidate - #10844
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Summary
Adds a checked supplied-inverse equation API for #10378 and the replay interface requested by #10358.
Packing.Inverse.Equation.readMemo?binds the literal operand, output, selected-root domain, query slice and observed signs without calculatinginverseCandidate, gcd or extended gcd.Equation.eval_invanddenote_invprove that the supplied output has the inverse value.Equation.atPointuses the same selected point as the packing, sign and inverse inventories.Inverse.Data.toEquationlet existing stronger native records supply this semantic contract without opening private constructors.Packing.InverseandInverseFactexact-candidate contract. Their runtime route still computes the native candidate; this PR does not replace that route.Verification
This implements the supplied-equation interface and its semantic laws. The recursive accepted-conjunction exporter and the remaining Phase 4 obligations stay open under #10378. It does not close either owner issue.