docs: make the language reference executable - #38
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Rewrites the Nano language reference against landed parser, checker, codegen, dual-loader, VM, risk, receipt, provider, route, and indicator behavior. Adds executable end-to-end language specification fences, documents all 40 shipped indicators, and explicitly excludes unshipped G2/G3 proposals. Scope before release is docs/language.md plus tests/test_language_spec.py only. Package advances 1.0.10 to 1.0.11; IR 0.1.0/1.0.0, compiler 1.0.0, receipt v1, Watchdog v1, and catalog schema remain unchanged. Evidence: full 1046 passed/2 skipped; focused merge-entry 233 passed/1 skipped; contribution checker 53; four-seed doc-fence digest stable; installed 1.0.11 wheel compiles and loads all three documentation fences with registry 40 and catalog 53. Independent adversarial and release-envelope reviews are GREEN.