Add Hot kernel catalogue and spatial baseline fallback - #3
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S09-S14
Builds the first real Hot catalogue while preserving baseline/OFF authority.
sc2opt::modelso Kernel never depends on AdaptersSafety / cheapness
No crossover threshold is guessed.
size_t::max()means not certified, so brute force remains champion. CI timing is never used to promote a runtime strategy. Stable-order mode exists specifically to avoid the ordering/boundary regressions found during the MMEvo Z audit.Validation
Draft until Linux/Windows C++ and Python CI prove the published tree; benchmark code is compiled but deliberately not used as a performance gate.