Support generic proxy templates and compatible signatures - #254
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Generate reusable constrained proxy templates for constructed generic factory calls, and close matching templates at runtime while preserving closed-proxy precedence. Harden member scaffolding and pipeline rewriting for real-world signatures, add ST012/ST013 diagnostics, and cover naming collisions, constraints, ref/out holders, and metadata compatibility.
This PR contains only the compiler/runtime group. Comparison-package acceptance coverage will be shipped separately and depends on these fixes.
Validation: 239 unit tests pass on this isolated branch; the combined pending changes also passed 266 tests and the generated comparison acceptance test.