core: Stage 3 turn 2b — host IO, ns introspection, thread-binding family

The names turn 2a's leak removal exposed as honestly missing, now proper:

- slurp/spit/flush (host-classified): path-based IO over Janet files; spit
  takes :append; flush flushes *out*. printf prints formatted (no newline)
  over the existing format. file-seq walks paths via two host dir primitives
  through the overlay's tree-seq.
- ns-map / ns-unmap / ns-refers (ctx fns). ns-refers required fixing the
  refer MODEL: refer/use/:refer now map the SOURCE VAR into the target ns
  (the Clojure model) instead of copying its value into a new var — so
  source-ns redefinitions propagate, the :macro flag travels for free, and
  refers are identifiable by the var's home :ns.
- Thread-binding family: with-bindings*/with-bindings, bound-fn*/bound-fn,
  bound?, thread-bound?, get-thread-bindings. The captured binding map is a
  Janet struct keyed by the var tables — the exact frame representation
  var-get reads — so it re-pushes correctly (a phm frame is invisible to
  var lookup).
- load-string and eval interned as VALUES at the api layer (they need the
  loader's compile-or-interpret routing); the eval special form still
  handles direct calls.

Suite 4532 -> 4572 (baseline floor 4540 across timeout variance, clean 86),
conformance 326x3, stdlib battery, all specs+unit (+21 turn-2b rows).
Coverage: missing-portable 27 -> 10 (left: the *in*-model readers, the
with-local-vars/with-precision/extenders tail).
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# Raised 4004 -> 4034 / clean 66 -> 67 porting partition-all + repeatedly to the
# overlay, which required fixing two leniencies (a char is not callable; take
# validates its count) — correct beyond those fns, so the suite rose broadly.
(def baseline-pass 4532)
(def baseline-pass 4540)
# A file is "clean" when it ran with zero failures AND zero errors.
(def baseline-clean-files 86)
# Per-file wall-clock budget (seconds). Normal files finish in well under 1s, so