feat(univariate): randomized Cantor-Zassenhaus root search#254
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Overview
This PR adds a Las Vegas randomized Cantor-Zassenhaus univariate root-search backend.
This PR includes:
1/2under uniform probesTechnical details
The source of randomness in the executable code is caller-supplied
ProbeFamilydata. However, once the probe family, config, and input polynomial are fixed, the splitter is pure and deterministic. Tests and concrete field contexts use deterministic probe families; the binary benchmarks precompute fixed-seed probe tables before timing and then pass those tables through the same explicit probe interface.