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feat(soxl): add isolated learning and completed-result consumption - #485

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SOXL can run an explicitly requested, bounded learning experiment using its approved retained input package, and can consume an already completed aggregate result without touching the data, runner or model again. Source lineage stays separate from the pinned research dependencies. The adapter retains the baseline and risk limits and cannot produce promotion or live authority.

When parameter comparisons have identical aggregates at each fixed cost scenario, result consumption returns a terminal hold for the isolated learning profile. Different aggregates require review without proposing a parameter change; incomplete or altered results are rejected. The file reader binds the expected SHA to one bounded read and rejects symlinks.

Validation: 143 targeted tests passed, plus Ruff and diff checks. Coverage includes synthetic input and risk/event regressions, CLI/result validation, previously completed real three-parameter/nine-cost-scenario study (no improvement), and saved-cycle hold/reuse/defer integration. The real study was not rerun for this publication and is not an independent OOS or shadow result. No private inputs/results, production task identity, schedules, dependencies or trading configuration are added by this PR.

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