test: opt-in scaled_shear_n256 four-case shear diagnostic

- run_case: --diagnostic scaled_shear_n256 (requires --flow shear_wave;
  U256/U512/constant R256/projected R256, Re100, no early trace); N512
  only via one of the two scaled diagnostics; scaled_n256 stays TG-only.
- assess_shear_wave: scaled=True contract reusing 92b8afe scaled
  case/build/workload checks, shear diagnostic identity; signed rate bias,
  refined excess over each control; hash-pinned de5b0cc N128 reference and
  descriptive N128->N256 signed trend; CLI --diagnostic/--reference-files.
- tests: scaled contract, set mixing, trend/reference pin, runner options.
- shear_wave.py and oracle.py unchanged.

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- Merge note: native 92b8afe adds a `scaled_n256` receipt block. When the
two are merged, keep both blocks and make `--flow shear_wave` and
`scaled_n256` mutually exclusive. Not merged here.
### Scaled shear diagnostic (opt-in `scaled_shear_n256`)
Runner: `run_case.py --flow shear_wave --diagnostic scaled_shear_n256 --re 100`
with one of these four cases:
- `--n 256 --depth 1` (U256)
- `--n 512 --depth 1` (U512)
- `--n 256 --depth 2 --explosion constant` (constant R256)
- `--n 256 --depth 2 --explosion projected_linear` (projected R256)
Everything physical is unchanged from N128:
- `rectangles(256,2)` covers the same physical box;
- same t* schedule (16N root steps);
- `nu = U*N/100`;
- same `eps(N)`, limits and floors.
`scaled_n256` (Taylor–Green, from native 92b8afe) and `scaled_shear_n256`
each require their own flow, so they are mutually exclusive. N512 is
accepted only through one of the two diagnostics. The shear diagnostic
takes no early-pressure trace.
Assessment:
python assess_shear_wave.py U256.json U512.json R256_constant.json R256_projected.json \
--diagnostic scaled_shear_n256 --reference-files <four de5b0cc N128 receipts> \
--output report.json --expected-revision <sha>
- The scaled N256/512 case, build and workload checks come from the
92b8afe assessor. Its TG-only diagnostic identity and early-sampling
checks are not used. Instead every record must carry
`diagnostic=scaled_shear_n256`, and N128 records must carry none.
- The reference N128 receipts are hash-pinned to the audited de5b0cc
evidence (commit cba6bca). They are never relabelled as fresh controls.
- The report always includes, for each case:
- the raw signed rate bias `rate/exact - 1` and the interval errors;
- each refined run's signed excess over *each* uniform control (rate
bias, residual, raw pressure rms);
- the N128→N256 signed changes and ratios. The ratio is null when the
N128 value is zero.
- These are descriptive. Passing or failing another floor-controlled
screen is not the conclusion, and a two-resolution ratio is not a
convergence order.