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Kmesh distance floor - #40

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Replace `max_kpoints_per_axis` (default 50) with `MIN_K_DISTANCE = 0.03` on the
solid-state 2*pi reciprocal lattice. The floor is the same for every axis, so
all axes run out of change points together and the ladder is gap-free by
construction -- the "truncate at the first >1 jump" rule is gone. The
"skip a repeat" dedup stays (degenerate axes plus the two rounding precisions).

Move `sweeps/kmesh.py` to a top-level `goldilocks_data.kmesh` module (geometry,
not a sweep definition) and fold `kindex_points` into it; delete
`sweeps/kindex.py` and drop the kmesh/kindex re-exports from `sweeps/__init__`.

Update the kmesh reference page, the AGENTS.md convention section, and the
deposit-record test fixture to the floor.
submit_initial.py was the one-off seed submission for the SSSP campaign, which
has run. It carried a third, 0-based copy of the ladder schedule; extend.py plus
goldilocks_data.kmesh supersede it.
…-index dataset

1-based, built with min_k_distance = 0.03; supersedes the 0-based d5ds2-64f16,
which stays listed for existing citations.
Published-records now lists only the current record (52713-55d86). Drop the
d5ds2-64f16 section and its 0-based/cap-50 explanation, de-reference it from the
kmesh page, and update the publishing example's convention block to the floor.
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