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refactor(Syntax/Gender): referent gender on nouns; no shared gender type - #5688
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A language's genders are its own type; the shared comparative
Genderenum and the label maps into it are gone.ReferentGender(Semantics/Reference/Gender.lean): the gender a noun or name restricts its referents to; each fragment'sValue.ofReferentGenderis its semantic core, read byGender.IsNatural(= membership inAssignmentSystem.semanticCore)UD.Gendertags; studies compare genders in each language's own typeGEN: ANIM= gender A); leaf imports for modules that relied onSyntax/Gender/Basictransitively