feat(dist): add pre-solver electrical readiness audit - #493
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Summary
Add a read-only electrical readiness audit for multiconductor distribution networks before numerical lowering or solving.
What it checks
The audit is intentionally fail-closed for structural/numerical blockers and never mutates or silently repairs the network.
Why
This provides a reusable boundary between parsing and numerical use. In particular, it makes the existing
defaultedprovenance observable before a model reaches a solver/lowering path, complementing the deferred-geometry fail-closed work in #480/#484.Tests
Unit tests are included for a valid network, unresolved linecode, and malformed impedance matrix. I have not claimed an executed workspace test run because the GitHub-connected environment does not provide a local Cargo build/test environment.