Add the type-erased arg-parser runtime kernel with property tests

ArgParserRuntime is the future core of the generated argument parser: a
pure, type-erased kernel (scan argv into an ordered event log; select
discriminated-union cases; validate against the schema shape) which will
be embedded verbatim into generated parser output and drive a thin typed
layer of converters and record assembly. It supports Leaf/Product/Sum
schemas: sums are the upcoming DU-alternative feature, selected
shape-first ("exactly one interpretation consumes every argument") with
globally-unique argument names.

Nothing consumes it yet; the generator cutover comes separately.

Tests include an executable reference semantics (expand every sum into
its complete alternatives; accept exactly one) and FsCheck properties:
- compositional selection == exhaustive alternative expansion, over
  random schema trees and observed-sets fuzzed across valid/noisy/empty
  regimes, with instrumented distribution assertions;
- scanning is lossless (unscan . scan = id) for arbitrary token lists;
- a trailing "--" appends exactly a Separator event;
- round trip: rendered command lines scan to exactly the intended
  events, across =/space forms, case variation, negation, bare flags.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Author: Smaug123