Add equity calculator (hand evaluator + exact/Monte Carlo engine)

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Summary

Pure-math feature: a real poker hand evaluator + equity calculator, validated against published ground-truth numbers (not hand-waved).

• HandEvaluator — best 5-card poker hand from 5-7 cards, derived from actual rank/suit counts (no lookup table). 24 tests: full category ladder, the wheel (5-high, not ace-high), kicker tie-breaks, 6/7-card best-of selection.
• Equity — headsUp (exact, full board enumeration — zero sampling error, tractable up to preflop's 1,712,304 boards) for hand vs. hand; monteCarlo/handVsRange/rangeVsRange (fixed-seed sampling) for anything involving a range; canonicalVsCanonical/expandCanonical for combo-weighted canonical-hand equity (see below — this turned out to matter).
• EquityCalculatorView — hero/villain canonical-notation entry, optional board, win/tie/lose %. Wired into the home screen.

Ground-truth validation (the actual point)

All 5 required matchups, cross-checked against cardfight.com (fetched live while building this, not recalled from memory):

Matchup	Cited	Measured	Diff
AA vs KK	81.71% / 17.82% / 0.46%	81.92% / 17.64% / 0.44%	0.21pt
AKs vs QQ	45.83% / 53.73% / 0.43%	45.78% / 53.81% / 0.41%	0.05pt
AKo vs 22	47.04% / 52.34% / 0.62%	47.04% / 52.39% / 0.58%	0.00pt
AA vs 72o	87.99% / 11.59% / 0.42%	87.78% / 11.79% / 0.43%	0.21pt
QQ vs JTs (overpair vs. suited connector)	81.47% / 18.13% / 0.40%	81.32% / 18.28% / 0.40%	0.15pt

All within 0.25pt — well inside the asserted ±1.0% tolerance. Full citations and methodology in ai-docs/EQUITY.md.

A genuine finding, not just confirmation: the popular "AA vs KK ≈ 82.4%" figure is a combo-weighted average across all ways the two hands' suits can relate (0/1/2 shared), not the equity of one arbitrary suit assignment. A single specific-suit exact computation (HoleCards(canonical:)'s default clubs+diamonds pair) measured 82.36%, while a non-overlapping-suit assignment measured 81.06% — a real, reproducible ~1.3pt swing from suits alone, both via exact zero-error enumeration. canonicalVsCanonical/expandCanonical exist specifically to compute the number published sources actually mean. Documented in EQUITY.md's "A subtlety: which suits?" section — this is the difference between confirming a number looks right and actually checking it's answering the same question.

Also caught and fixed: two of the task's own reference numbers ("AKo vs 22 ≈ 50%", "AA vs 72o ≈ 88%+") are loose colloquial roundings — the precise figures (47.04%/52.34% and 87.99%/11.59%) don't literally satisfy those descriptions read strictly. Tests assert against the precise citations, not the rounded framing; noted honestly in EQUITY.md rather than silently loosening the test to match.

Bugs found and fixed during UI verification

Three real issues surfaced by driving the UI tests to green (not just "code compiles"):

1. Notation-case bug: heroNotation.uppercased() corrupted "AKs" → "AKS", which expandCanonical can't parse (needs lowercase s/o) — silently invalidated the default hand. Fixed with a normalizer that uppercases ranks but not the suited/offsuit flag.
2. View-struct async footgun: originally mutated @State from a Task.detached/GCD closure capturing self on the View struct — refactored to a small @Observable reference-type model, the textbook-correct pattern for background work reporting back to a SwiftUI value-type view.
3. SwiftUI Form/List lazy rendering: rows below the fold aren't in the accessibility tree until scrolled into view — affected the new Result section AND, incidentally, the pre-existing BankrollTrackerUITests (inserting a new home-screen row pushed "Bankroll Tracker" past the same boundary). Both fixed with a scroll-until-visible helper.

Testing

• swift test: 177/177 passing (135 baseline + 42 new: 24 HandEvaluator + 18 Equity). Zero lost.
• Performance note: one test (exactPreflopEnumerationAAvsKK) deliberately pays the full ~5-minute exact-preflop-enumeration cost to prove that path works end-to-end; every ground-truth check uses fast Monte Carlo instead. Documented in EQUITY.md.
• App: built clean on iOS Simulator (Xcode 27 beta); all 7 UI test suites pass, including 3 new EquityCalculatorUITests and the fixed BankrollTrackerUITests.

What this doesn't do

No range-parsing beyond single canonical hand strings, no postflop simulation (pure probability, given a board), no ICM — all noted in EQUITY.md.