Add generated hammock Dwyer-Kan core - #135
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GeneratedHammockDwyerKanCoreand expose them through the mapping/global comparison coresVerification
lake build Ript.Higher.CostExactZigzagMappingSpacelake build Ript.Higher.CostExactZigzagGlobalComparison./scripts/check-source-quality.sh./scripts/check-axioms.sh./scripts/quality-gate.sh(3664 build targets, declaration lint, executable examples, and axiom allowlist all passed)Remaining boundary
This is an audited project-local generated-hammock Dwyer--Kan core. It does not yet identify the generated presentation with the classical reduced arbitrary-grid hammock localization or another standard derived mapping-space construction. Critical-pair coherence, reduced-hammock invariance, standard weak-equivalence packaging, and the final global complete-Segal/Rezk theorem remain open.