feat: execute explicitly annotated compile-time metadata locals

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@@ -134,6 +134,8 @@ procedures returning fixed arrays or records/tuples containing `type`, such as `
 
 ordinary parameters containing `type` also make a procedure compile-time-only, even when its result is a runtime value. for example, `count proc(types []type) usize { return types.len }` computes `count([i16, bool])` without runtime metadata. every input must be explicitly supplied and constant; use `$` parameters when later signature annotations depend on them. helpers can return owned scalar, aggregate and string values, recurse over metadata and use checked `try`/`catch` with scoped cleanup. plain and fallible `void` support bare returns and successful fallthrough. ordinary runtime dependencies and incomplete metadata arguments remain diagnostic; mutable metadata borrowing and general type-valued execution remain open.
 
+explicit local annotations containing `type`, such as `T type := i16`, also make a procedure compile-time-only, even with ordinary scalar inputs and results. calls evaluate with owned local metadata and are erased. nested metadata records/arrays, partial initialization, checked updates, loops, recursion and scoped cleanup reuse type-control execution and its shared 4096-step bound. every input remains explicitly supplied and constant; this is not partial evaluation of runtime inputs. ordinary local type aliases without metadata storage annotations keep their runtime-call contract. inferred metadata-only locals and mutable metadata borrowing remain open.
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 readonly type-valued slices (`[]type` and slices of metadata records/arrays) also cross compile-time procedure boundaries as owned snapshots. contextual array literals, including `[]`, construct them; explicit views of immutable readonly arrays and existing metadata slices support checked `usize` bounds, empty end views, indexing and `.len`. nested slices, ordinary/inline by-value iteration, erased `$` inputs and optional/fallible channels retain exact nominal leaves and content-based specialization identity. snapshots generate runtime types/defaults, but metadata itself has no runtime storage. mutable slice types, sentinels and views of mutable array places remain rejected rather than silently losing borrowing semantics; copy an array into an immutable binding before taking an owned view. construction shares the type-control step bound, and uninitialized leaves cannot cross procedure boundaries.
 
 optional `if`/`while` captures also execute in type-producing bodies: `if count |length| { return [length]i16 }` generates storage from an optional `usize`. ordinary checked IR validates each executed guard; present payloads become immutable owned constants with exact scalar/aggregate types and strings, and absent optionals skip the body. while guards observe updated locals on each iteration; captures stay body-local across break/continue and early return. generated lengths/defaults, imported producers, cache identity and repeated compilation preserve these values. null data/function pointers materialize as null; callbacks retain source declaration identity, while nonnull data pointers and unsupported slice types retain the constant-materialization escape boundary.