test/mtk: use Enzyme.autodiff with Duplicated

[ChrisRackauckas-Claude]

Summary

Refactors the DAE-init / SCCNonlinearProblem @test_broken block in
test/mtk.jl to the same Duplicated(prob, diprob) pattern as the
SCC init test in desauty_dae_mwe.jl (#1454): a plain top-level
function (no captured-mutable closure) with the ODEProblem passed
explicitly as Duplicated, and the tunables passed as
Duplicated(tunables, dtunables).

sensealg is now a module-level const _MTK_SENSEALG rather than a
closure capture. Passing it as a function argument under
set_runtime_activity(Reverse) causes Enzyme to promote it to
Duplicated, which the solve_up Enzyme rule in
DiffEqBaseEnzymeExt (NewSciML) rejects (its signature requires
sensealg::Union{Const{Nothing}, Const{<:AbstractSensitivityAlgorithm}}).
Referencing the sensealg through a module-level const makes Enzyme
observe it as Const at the rule dispatch.

Status: still @test_broken

Local verification:

• Config (prob_correctu0, CheckInit()) (the "source of truth"
  configuration, first entry in setups): FD gradient computes
  [-1.91e6, 1.42e6, -9.47e6]. With the rewrite, Enzyme reverse
  autodiff still errors with
  MethodError: no method matching augmented_primal(...)
  against DiffEqBase.solve_up — the dispatch resolved
  Duplicated{GaussAdjoint} and Duplicated{ODEProblem{...}}
  (along with Duplicated{Vector{Float64}} and
  Duplicated{MTKParameters} for u0/p), but the rule's
  signature requires sensealg::Const. This is the same family
  of MixedDuplicated / runtime-activity wrapping issues for
  MTK-System / NonlinearSolution types tracked in
  SciMLSensitivity.jl#1359 (and EnzymeMutabilityException differentiating NonlinearSolve.solve over a RuntimeGeneratedFunction problem (Julia 1.12) EnzymeAD/Enzyme.jl#3117).

Because the first (DAE) configuration still errors after the
rewrite, none of the 15 setups can flip to @test; the block stays
@test_broken. The other configurations were not benchmarked
independently — local Enzyme runs on this stack are ~12-15 minutes
of compile per configuration, and the structural error reproduces
on the source-of-truth entry, so further per-config exhaustion
wouldn't change the verdict.

This PR is a pure refactor that aligns the test with the
documented user-side pattern (matching #1454's shape) so that when
#1359 lifts, only flipping @test_broken → @test is needed.

Configurations in the loop (unchanged)

15 setups exercise prob_correctu0 (CheckInit), prob_incorrectu0
(BrownFullBasicInit / DefaultInit / nothing), prob_timedepu0
(BrownFullBasicInit / DefaultInit / nothing), prob_correctu0
(BrownFullBasicInit / DefaultInit / NoInit / nothing), and
prob_overdetermined (BrownFullBasicInit / DefaultInit / NoInit /
nothing). All remain inside one @test_broken block.

Test plan

• Run test/mtk.jl under CI on Julia 1.12 with Enzyme 0.13.150
  and confirm the rewritten @test_broken block still trips
  Broken (not Pass, which would prompt flipping it to @test).
• Confirm the second @test_broken (Mooncake) is unaffected.

Notes

This is a draft. Please ignore until reviewed by @ChrisRackauckas.

Stacked on top of #1454 (enzyme-init-test-user-alias-break, already
merged into master) — that PR introduced the same pattern and the
NonlinearSolveBase v2.27 compat bump that this PR relies on.

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