feat: restore typed semantic projection to Codefly - #190
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Closes #189. Supports codefly-dev/mind#369.\n\nRestores semantic inspection to the Codefly hands boundary with one body-free typed projection:\n- shared SemanticIndex contract with COMPLETE / DEGRADED / NOT_ATTEMPTED coverage\n- deterministic file hashes, imports, declarations, calls, references, signature/body hashes, and analyzer provenance\n- Core Code implementation for Go, Python, TypeScript/JavaScript, Java, Kotlin, and C#\n- Tooling and lang.Toolbox delegation\n- corrected architecture guidance: Mind consumes typed facts and never owns project source or parsers\n\nUnhappy paths are first-class: malformed files degrade with per-file issues while preserving usable evidence; unsupported source is explicit NOT_ATTEMPTED.\n\nVerification:\n- GOWORK=off go test ./...\n- GOWORK=off go vet ./code ./toolbox/lang/...\n- real filesystem + real tree-sitter contract tests across all six language families\n- serialized response tests prove implementation bodies and initializer literals do not cross the boundary