core.logic constraint layer: fixes for the CLP/unifier failures

Follow-on to the core.logic relational-engine work. These clear every crash in
core.logic's constraint-logic-programming and unifier layers (33 errors -> 0) and
most of the value mismatches; the suite goes 504 -> 523 passing assertions. All
are general gaps, not core.logic-specific.

- symbols intern their ns/name strings (JVM Symbol.intern .intern()s them): two
  separately-read `?a` symbols now share one name-string object. core.logic's
  non-unique lvars compare names by identity (via (str sym)), so without this a
  term's lvar and a constraint's lvar built from different `?a` reads never matched
  and constraints silently never fired.
- (str x) of a single arg returns its rendering directly instead of copying through
  string-append, and a symbol stringifies to its (interned) name — JVM (str x) is
  x.toString(). Needed for the identity comparison above.
- a clojure.core-qualified special form dispatches correctly: syntax-quote
  namespace-qualifies a macro like letfn to clojure.core/letfn (matching Clojure,
  where it's a macro), and the analyzer now maps that back to the special form
  instead of treating it as an invoke of a nil var. core.logic's fnc/defnc emit
  (clojure.core/letfn ...). Re-mint.
- (disj nil ...) is nil (JVM), instead of crashing in the set path — core.logic's
  constraint store does (disj (get km v) id) where the get can be nil.

corpus.edn: 4 JVM-certified rows. make test + shakesmoke green, 0 new divergences,
self-host fixpoint holds.

host/chez/converters.ss

@@ -27,6 +27,15 @@
     ((and (flonum? v) (fl= v +inf.0)) "Infinity")
     ((and (flonum? v) (fl= v -inf.0)) "-Infinity")
     ((and (flonum? v) (not (fl= v v))) "NaN")
+    ;; a symbol stringifies to its name (JVM Symbol.toString returns the interned
+    ;; name), so (str sym) of a no-ns symbol is the SAME string object the symbol
+    ;; holds — code that compares those by identity (core.logic's non-unique lvar
+    ;; equality) depends on it.
+    ((symbol-t? v)
+     (let ((ns (symbol-t-ns v)))
+       (if (or (not ns) (jolt-nil? ns))
+           (symbol-t-name v)
+           (string-append ns "/" (symbol-t-name v)))))
     (else
      (let loop ((rs str-render-registry))
        (cond
@@ -49,10 +58,17 @@
       (jolt-pr-readable v)
       (jolt-str-render-one v)))
 (define (jolt-str . xs)
-  (let loop ((xs xs) (acc '()))
-    (if (null? xs)
-        (apply string-append (reverse acc))
-        (loop (cdr xs) (cons (jolt-str-one (car xs)) acc)))))
+  (cond
+    ((null? xs) "")
+    ;; single arg returns its rendering directly (no string-append copy), so
+    ;; (str sym) hands back the symbol's own name string — JVM (str x) is
+    ;; x.toString(), and core.logic's non-unique lvar equality compares those by
+    ;; identity.
+    ((null? (cdr xs)) (jolt-str-one (car xs)))
+    (else (let loop ((xs xs) (acc '()))
+            (if (null? xs)
+                (apply string-append (reverse acc))
+                (loop (cdr xs) (cons (jolt-str-one (car xs)) acc)))))))
 
 ;; jolt indices are flonums; substring etc. need exact ints.
 (define (jolt->idx n) (exact (truncate n)))

host/chez/transients.ss

@@ -171,8 +171,11 @@
 
 ;; persistent disj over sets (pset-disj already exists in collections.ss).
 (define (jolt-disj s . xs)
-  (meta-carry s
-    (let loop ((s s) (xs xs)) (if (null? xs) s (loop (pset-disj s (car xs)) (cdr xs))))))
+  ;; (disj nil ...) is nil on the JVM (disj is otherwise set-only).
+  (if (jolt-nil? s)
+      jolt-nil
+      (meta-carry s
+        (let loop ((s s) (xs xs)) (if (null? xs) s (loop (pset-disj s (car xs)) (cdr xs)))))))
 
 ;; --- see-through accessors ---------------------------------------------------
 (define (tvec-in-bounds? t i) (and (fixnum? i) (fx>=? i 0) (fx<? i (jolt-transient-n t))))

host/chez/values.ss

@@ -47,9 +47,21 @@
 (define (keyword? x) (keyword-t? x))
 
 ;; --- symbols: ns + name + meta; NOT interned (meta varies), = by ns/name ------
+;; The ns/name STRINGS are pooled (like JVM Symbol.intern, which .intern()s them):
+;; two separately-read `?a` symbols share one name-string object, so code that
+;; compares symbol names by identity (core.logic's non-unique lvar equality, via
+;; (str sym)) behaves like the JVM.
+(define symbol-string-pool (make-hashtable string-hash string=?))
+(define (intern-symbol-string s)
+  (if (string? s)
+      (or (hashtable-ref symbol-string-pool s #f)
+          (begin (hashtable-set! symbol-string-pool s s) s))
+      s))
 (define-record-type symbol-t (fields ns name meta) (nongenerative symbol-v1))
-(define (jolt-symbol ns name) (make-symbol-t ns name jolt-nil))
-(define (jolt-symbol/meta ns name meta) (make-symbol-t ns name meta))
+(define (jolt-symbol ns name)
+  (make-symbol-t (intern-symbol-string ns) (intern-symbol-string name) jolt-nil))
+(define (jolt-symbol/meta ns name meta)
+  (make-symbol-t (intern-symbol-string ns) (intern-symbol-string name) meta))
 (define (jolt-symbol? x) (symbol-t? x))
 
 ;; chars/strings: Chez natives (strings treated immutable).