Document separate carrier and scoped parameter types - #101
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Summary
scope()Context
Axiom #100 added projected admission for compiled scopes. The original quantifier test supplied its collection through a definition, so it exercised scoped admission without exercising the outer program boundary. A real host may admit a collection through a permissive input type while compiling each scoped predicate against a stricter authored parameter type.
This PR covers that public-seam composition and documents the contract. The collection crosses its own boundary honestly, then each scoped invocation admits only the parameter fields its body reads. No production behavior changes are required.
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composer test:typescomposer test:unit— 1,311 tests, 4,987 assertions, 100% line coverage