DOOP: add twelve pinned datasets and portable preparation - #91
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Scope
Add a reproducible twelve-application DOOP corpus without committing datasets or research output trees.
Verification
All 12 pinned archives downloaded/reused and SHA-256 verified; all 12 complete input preparations succeeded against real public facts. The archives total 1.736 GB and expand to 28.316 GB of raw facts. Added regression coverage for projections, IDs, roots, set semantics, numeric boundaries, unsupported normalization, overwrite refusal and unsafe/corrupt archives.
The complete integration worktree Python suite passed 1,110 tests (5 skipped); later stacked changes add CPU/GPU execution separately. Preparation status deliberately remains
prepared_not_engine_validated.Reproduce
First PR in the DOOP expansion stack. Compiler optimization and native benchmark execution are intentionally separate reviews.