Add consumer-driven tree runtime - #3
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Extract reusable exact-address tree execution behind a small host projection, and prove the seam against both Basilica and Exedra storage. Preserve revision clocks across extraction, provide in-place commits, use ordered traversal sets and lazy host iterators, and keep graph-specific evaluation domain-owned.
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Exedra exposed a reusable seam for host-owned rooted trees: locator and query execution can be shared without moving storage, indexing, or domain policy into Addressable.
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no_std + allocaddressable_treeruntime for exact, relative, and pinned resolution; explicit tree queries; revision-scoped handles; and revision-safe in-place commits. Basilica's assembly view is the secondTreeHost, while its dependency and cross-view axes retain their custom evaluator. The accompanying ADR records why the boundary was pulled forward and what remains domain-owned.