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Feat: N-15 step 1 parallel element-wise loops (#277) - #283
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Step 1 of #277:
# typedpython: parallelfunctions run element-wise F64 stores over list copy-in / local arrays on per-region pthreads (caller runs chunk 0, failed creation runs on the caller, workers block signals, touch no Python object). Verifier recomputes eligibility (verify/par-loop on mismatch). TP_PAR_MIN_WORK is a placeholder to measure (#151). Benchmarks' compiled set unchanged. #277 stays open for reductions, failure-rerun and fork/signal tests.Part of #277