Chez numeric tower: exact ints / Ratio / double for JVM parity (jolt-n6al)

jolt was all-flonum (one :number type, inherited from Janet whose only number
type is a double). The Chez runtime has a full numeric tower, so the zero-Janet
path now carries it = JVM Clojure semantics:

  (/ 1 2)      => 1/2      (exact Ratio, was 0.5)
  (integer? 3) => true   (integer? 3.0) => false   (float? 3.0) => true
  (ratio? (/ 1 2)) => true   (= 3 3.0) => false   (== 3 3.0) => true
  (+ 1 2) => 3 (exact)   (/ 1.0 2) => 0.5 (double)

jolt= was already exactness-aware (values.ss) and == is value-equality, so
=/== match the JVM split. The reader preserves exactness (integer literals exact,
a/b ratios exact rationals, decimals/exponents flonums); backend_scheme emit-const
renders exact ints/ratios and flonums faithfully; the value-position arithmetic,
count, int, compare, bit ops, parseLong, string .length/.indexOf, range,
timestamps, and array bytes return exact integers (= JVM int/long) instead of
coercing to flonum. double/parseDouble/clojure.math floor|ceil|signum stay double.

Only the zero-Janet path carries the tower (the Janet reader loses exactness into
a double before emit). The prelude/all-flonum path is unaffected for compiled code;
the runtime reader is shared, so a couple of all-flonum reader assertions become
value (==) assertions. ~16 numeric corpus cases now give the JVM tower value vs the
Janet-era :expected and are allowlisted as tower divergences (Chez == reference
JVM) pending the corpus flip to JVM (jolt-ecz0). No BigDecimal type (1M).

Re-minted. zero-janet 2682 (floor 2698->2682, the reclassified tower cases), 0 new
divergences; fixpoint 10/10, bootstrap 6/6, spine 35/35, cli 49/49; Janet gate 155
files 0 failed.
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[# --- scalars + collections (value equality, order-independent) ---
["(= 42 (read-string \"42\"))" "true"]
["(= 42 (read-string \"0x2A\"))" "true"]
["(= 0.5 (read-string \"1/2\"))" "true"]
# numeric tower (jolt-n6al): "1/2" reads as an exact Ratio (= JVM), so a
# category-aware = against the double 0.5 is false; assert numeric value (==),
# which holds in both the all-flonum and tower models.
["(== 0.5 (read-string \"1/2\"))" "true"]
["(= -3.5 (read-string \"-3.5\"))" "true"]
["(= 1000.0 (read-string \"1e3\"))" "true"]
["(== 1000.0 (read-string \"1e3\"))" "true"]
["(= 1 (read-string \"1N\"))" "true"]
["(integer? (read-string \"7\"))" "true"]
["(= :foo (read-string \":foo\"))" "true"]

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@ -110,7 +110,27 @@
# unquoted value forms eval in hash order, not source order — a minor ordering
# gap (pmap has no insertion order; the reader's source-order table doesn't cover
# syntax-quote-built maps). 1 case; the non-syntax-quote map-order cases pass.
"source order through syntax-quote" true})
"source order through syntax-quote" true
# numeric tower (jolt-n6al): the zero-Janet path now carries the Chez numeric
# tower (exact ints / Ratio / double) = JVM parity, while the corpus :expected
# is the all-flonum Janet value (the Janet host has only doubles). So Chez gives
# the JVM value and the Janet-era corpus diverges — flipped to JVM at Phase 5
# (jolt-ecz0), these stay allowlisted during the transition. Each verified
# Chez == reference JVM Clojure.
"divide to fraction" true # (/ 1 2) -> 1/2 (JVM Ratio), corpus 0.5
"ratio 3/4" true # 3/4 literal -> Ratio
"neg ratio" true # -1/2 -> Ratio
"ratio -> double" true # ratio result, corpus double
"/ ratio-as-double" true
"native unary div" true # (/ 2) -> 1/2
"double" true # (double 3) -> 3.0 (double != exact 3)
"doubles" true "floats" true
"unchecked-double" true "unchecked-float" true
"floor" true # clojure.math/floor -> 2.0 (JVM double)
"signum" true # clojure.math/signum -> -1.0 (JVM double)
"Math/sqrt" true # -> 3.0 (double)
"Math/pow" true # -> 8.0 (double)
"bigdec int M" true}) # 1M: no BigDecimal type on Chez (documented gap)
# Cases that BLOCK forever on a shared-heap / JVM host (profile.edn :bucket
# :timeout) — skip them, like :throws: a single hung case would stall the whole
@ -226,7 +246,12 @@
# date/time (Date/Timestamp/SimpleDateFormat/TimeZone) + clojure.edn/read over a
# reader -> 2692; STM stub + portable line-seq -> 2696; realized? on a lazy-seq +
# conj! 1-arity (transducer-completion identity) -> 2698.
(def base-floor (scan-number (or (os/getenv "JOLT_CHEZ_ZJ_FLOOR") "2698")))
# numeric tower (jolt-n6al): 2698 -> 2682. ~16 numeric cases that the all-flonum
# model coincidentally passed (corpus :expected is the Janet double value) now give
# the JVM tower value (1/2, 3.0, ...) and are reclassified as known tower
# divergences (Chez == reference JVM). The floor rises back when the corpus flips
# to JVM values (jolt-ecz0, Phase 5).
(def base-floor (scan-number (or (os/getenv "JOLT_CHEZ_ZJ_FLOOR") "2682")))
(def floor (if (os/getenv "JOLT_CORPUS_LIMIT") 0 base-floor))
(when (or (> (length diverged) 0) (< pass floor))
(printf "REGRESSION: pass %d < floor %d or %d new divergence(s)" pass floor (length diverged)))