Bounded fixtures: unused loop binders to _i (warning-zero) - #57
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…g: warning-zero under almide check, fmt shape and observables unchanged
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Follow-up to #56, surfaced by the implementation's check-parity ledger: the three bounded fixtures each carried one counted loop whose binder is deliberately unused (pure repetition), which almide check reports as an unused-variable warning — and warning text participates in the implementation's check-output parity hashes. The underscore spelling is the language's own idiom for it. Verified: fmt-canonical shape preserved, zero warnings, byte-identical program output, stdlib profile test green.
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