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Add replayable portfolio accounting and SQLite experiments - #6
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Portfolio runs now retain ordered audit events and content identities, allowing atomic SQLite storage and exact replay from saved configuration and prices. The original seven-ledger API and close-signal/next-open/close-mark timing remain.
Validation: 37 local tests, lint, golden output and all replay/reporting commands passed. Measured 9,838 audit events over 50,400 synthetic rows in 4.82 seconds median across three runs on the documented machine.
Limits: daily bars, floating-point accounting and complete in-memory histories. Exact replay requires matching source and dependency versions; unflagged data problems cannot be inferred automatically.
PR #5 was inspected and remains separate; this change does not duplicate or merge its strategy-selection research.