Harden TQQQ snapshot numeric and atomic boundaries#209
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Implements the fresh P2-M1 bounded slice. Adds shared raw numeric admission for materializer and CSV verification, rejects oversized/noncanonical values, and uses platform no-clobber atomic publication. Tests cover oversized integer boundaries.