Preserve digit-only text literals in markup attributes - #427
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Markup inferred every bare literal numerically before applying attribute types, so values like
placeholder="123"orlabel="456"could reject the view and leave a blank window.This change adds schema-aware literal classification shared by the interpreter, compiled engine, and contract checker. Text attributes remain strings while numeric, flag, option, and key attributes retain their existing behavior, with parity coverage for all three paths.