test/core: cover ns form + :use; fix use-impl spec parsing
Checking test coverage for the namespace tiers surfaced a real bug nothing exercised: use-impl checked (array? s) to find a spec's ns symbol, but a vector spec like [src.x] is a pvec/tuple, not a Janet array — so (:use ...) and standalone (use ...) errored. Fixed to coerce (pvec->array) then take the head when the spec is indexed (matching require-impl). Added coverage that was missing: - conformance (x3 modes): the (ns …) form itself + :use refers. - namespaces-spec: (ns …) form, :use, standalone use. The :use/(use …) path had ZERO tests before, which is why the bug slipped through earlier tiers. EBNF needs no change — it's a reader/syntax grammar with no special-forms enumeration; ns/require/protocol syntax is unchanged (the destructuring note was already updated in jolt-f79). Gate green: conformance 269x3, fallback-zero 38/4, self-host, sci-bootstrap, bootstrap-fixpoint, staged-bootstrap, clojure-test-suite >=4034/67, namespace, all unit + spec (namespaces 27/27).
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(defspec "namespaces / ns operations"
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["in-ns switches" "true" "(do (in-ns 'my.ns) (symbol? 'x))"]
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# ns is a macro over in-ns/require/use/import (Stage 2 jolt-eaa): the form sets
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# the current ns and processes its clauses.
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["ns form + alias" "\"HI\"" "(do (ns my.app (:require [clojure.string :as s])) (s/upper-case \"hi\"))"]
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["ns :use refers all" "9" "(do (ns src.lib) (def helper 9) (ns dst.app (:use [src.lib])) helper)"]
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["standalone use" "7" "(do (ns src.l2) (def k 7) (in-ns 'dst.a2) (use '[src.l2]) k)"]
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["ns-name" "true" "(do (require (quote [clojure.string])) (= 'clojure.string (ns-name (find-ns 'clojure.string))))"]
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["find-ns existing" "true" "(some? (find-ns 'clojure.core))"]
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["find-ns missing" "nil" "(find-ns 'does.not.exist)"]
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