M9 §5: geometry OPERATORS as C functions + EL builtins (read-only, staged)

Bring the relational-neighborhood geometry OPERATORS from the viz proxy
(engram-geometry-proxy.py §5) into the C runtime as reusable primitives, and
expose each as an EL builtin so any CGI app / el program can use them — not just
the engram service internals.

engram_geometry.{h,c} (pure, libm-only, read-only over descriptors):
  - engram_geo_overlap   : shared-member Jaccard + centroid/scale proximity
                           score + intersection centroid.
  - engram_geo_subtract  : orthogonal-complement residual (project A onto
                           I - V_B V_Bᵀ), closed-form variance_explained_by_B,
                           residual ellipsoid + centroid-diff; set-diff variant.
  - engram_geo_combine   : pooled descriptor (exact law-of-total-variance mean +
                           covariance), re-eigendecomposed.
  - engram_geo_distance  : centroid L2 + cosine + closed-form Wasserstein-2
                           (Bures) — mirrors the proxy _wasserstein2.
  - engram_geo_analogy   : orthogonal Procrustes R = UVᵀ (SVD) aligning A's
                           principal frame to B's + apply helper.
The C descriptor is full-dim/centered with a low-rank covariance from its top
axes; operators mirror the proxy FORMULAS and do the Wasserstein/combine eigen
work inside the small joint-axis subspace (exact there). Reuses jacobi_sym.

EL builtins (el_runtime.{h,c}, el_seed.c native wrappers):
  engram_geo_{descriptor,overlap,subtract,combine,distance,analogy}_json —
  take comma-separated seed-id set(s), build the CENTERED descriptor against the
  true store-wide mean (ad-hoc path), run the operator, return JSON. Additive:
  no flag, no effect on activation/retrieval. Surfacing via engram.el + the elc
  fold is a cutover step (same elc-drift deferral as the P0/P5 builtins); the C
  table wiring is registered now.

Tested: synthetic closed-form unit suite (20/20) — Wasserstein, Jaccard/score,
orthogonal residual, set-diff, pooled combine, Procrustes recovery. ASan+UBSan
clean; 0 leaks. Read-only; no activation/retrieval behavior change.
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@@ -174,6 +174,108 @@ typedef struct {
void engram_geo_displacement(const GeoDescriptor* a, const GeoDescriptor* b,
double core_frac, GeoDisplacement* out);
/* ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
* §5 GEOMETRY OPERATORS — a relational ALGEBRA over neighborhood descriptors.
* These are the reusable primitives Will specified: "primitives any CGI
* application should be able to use." READ-ONLY and PURE (stdlib + libm only) —
* they consume GeoDescriptor(s) and never touch the store, index, or activation.
*
* FRAME CONTRACT: both inputs MUST have been built in the SAME frame — identical
* emb `dim` and identical `global_mean` (centered against the one true store-wide
* mean). The reify path builds every neighborhood that way, so descriptors are
* directly comparable. An operator returns <0 / NULL if the dims disagree.
*
* REPRESENTATION: the C descriptor lives in the FULL emb dim with a LOW-RANK
* covariance Σ = Σ_k extent_k² · a_k a_kᵀ over its retained principal axes
* (top_axes; the discarded tail variance is not modeled). Every operator mirrors
* the viz-proxy (engram-geometry-proxy.py §5) FORMULA exactly, but evaluates it on
* this representation — so semantics match the proxy while absolute numbers differ
* (proxy works in a 24-dim global-PCA reduced dense frame; C in full-dim low-rank).
* The Wasserstein / combine eigen-work is done inside the small JOINT axis subspace
* (dimension ≤ nA+nB+1), which is EXACT for the low-rank covariances there.
* Each result struct is released by its engram_geo_*_free.
* ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ */
/* overlap(A,B): shared-member set + Jaccard + centroid/scale proximity score. */
typedef struct {
char** shared_ids; /* ids present in BOTH neighborhoods (owned) */
int n_shared;
int n_union; /* |A B| by id */
double jaccard; /* |A∩B| / |AB| */
double centroid_distance; /* L2 between the (centered) centroids */
double overlap_score; /* jacc*0.5 + max(0,1d/(rA+rB))*0.5 (proxy form)*/
float* intersection_centroid; /* midpoint of the two centroids (dim, owned) */
int dim;
} GeoOverlap;
int engram_geo_overlap(const GeoDescriptor* a, const GeoDescriptor* b, GeoOverlap* out);
void engram_geo_overlap_free(GeoOverlap* o);
/* subtract(A,B) — ORTHOGONAL-COMPLEMENT residual: project A onto I V_B V_Bᵀ
* (V_B = B's top `b_dims` principal axes) — "A with B's framing removed". Returns
* A's residual centroid + residual ellipsoid, the fraction of A's energy that lives
* inside B's subspace, and the centroid-difference vector. b_dims<=0 → min(3,nB). */
typedef struct {
int dim;
float* residual_centroid; /* P⊥ c_A (owned) */
float* centroid_diff; /* c_A c_B (owned) */
double centroid_diff_mag;
double variance_explained_by_B; /* (‖Qc_A‖²+Tr(QΣ_A)) / (‖c_A‖²+Tr Σ_A) ∈[0,1]*/
int removed_dims; /* # of B axes used as V_B */
double residual_scale; /* sqrt(Tr(P⊥ Σ_A P⊥)) */
int n_axes; /* residual principal axes (owned) */
GeoAxis* axes;
} GeoResidual;
int engram_geo_subtract(const GeoDescriptor* a, const GeoDescriptor* b,
int b_dims, GeoResidual* out);
void engram_geo_residual_free(GeoResidual* r);
/* set-diff variant of subtract: members in A but not in B + the centroid arrow. */
typedef struct {
char** only_ids; /* member ids in A and not in B (owned) */
int n_only;
int removed; /* |A ∩ B| (dropped) */
float* centroid_diff; /* c_A c_B (dim, owned) */
double centroid_diff_mag;
int dim;
} GeoSetDiff;
int engram_geo_setdiff(const GeoDescriptor* a, const GeoDescriptor* b, GeoSetDiff* out);
void engram_geo_setdiff_free(GeoSetDiff* s);
/* combine(A,B): a merged descriptor — POOLED centroid + POOLED covariance
* (exact law-of-total-variance: the covariance you'd get by concatenating the two
* member clouds), re-eigendecomposed for its principal axes. Members = id-union
* (membership = max). top_axes<=0 → 8. Returns a malloc'd GeoDescriptor (free with
* engram_geo_free) in the same frame as A, or NULL on error. */
GeoDescriptor* engram_geo_combine(const GeoDescriptor* a, const GeoDescriptor* b,
int top_axes);
/* distance(A,B): centroid L2 + centroid cosine + closed-form Wasserstein-2
* (Bures metric) between the two Gaussians — mirrors the proxy's _wasserstein2. */
typedef struct {
double centroid_distance;
double centroid_cosine;
double wasserstein2;
int dim;
} GeoDistance;
int engram_geo_distance(const GeoDescriptor* a, const GeoDescriptor* b, GeoDistance* out);
/* analogy(A,B): orthogonal PROCRUSTES transform min_R ‖A B R‖_F, RᵀR=I (SVD)
* aligning A's principal frame to B's (extent-scaled axes, paired by rank). R is
* returned COMPACTLY as an r×r rotation within the joint axis subspace `basis`
* (r vectors of dim floats); it acts as the identity on the orthogonal complement.
* Apply it to a vector with engram_geo_analogy_apply. */
typedef struct {
int dim;
int r; /* subspace rank; R is r×r */
float* basis; /* r×dim row-major orthonormal basis Q (owned) */
double* R; /* r×r rotation in Q-coords, row-major (owned) */
double residual; /* ‖A B R‖_F over the extent-scaled frames */
} GeoAnalogy;
int engram_geo_analogy(const GeoDescriptor* a, const GeoDescriptor* b, GeoAnalogy* out);
/* out_vec = R·v for v ∈ R^dim: v + Σ_i (R̂c c)_i q_i, c_i = q_i·v. dim floats. */
void engram_geo_analogy_apply(const GeoAnalogy* an, const float* v, float* out_vec);
void engram_geo_analogy_free(GeoAnalogy* an);
/* ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
* M10 — REIFICATION: densely co-wired relational neighborhoods crystallized into
* FIRST-CLASS, PERSISTED store records (design doc §2; memory 885f5945). This is