Implement Collatz Conjecture Witness - #222
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Implements the Collatz conjecture witness as proposed in `language_theory/THEORY.md`. This change introduces a concrete "witness" for the concept of "decidable refactoring" by separating the undecidable Collatz conjecture problem into two components: 1. A total function (`collatz_total.py`) that is guaranteed to terminate. 2. An unbounded control program (`control_program.py`) that orchestrates the computation. This provides a practical example of the theoretical model described in the repository, addressing the underutilization of its logic and category theoretic model.
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This change implements the Collatz conjecture witness, providing a concrete example of the "decidable refactoring" concept from the theoretical model. It includes the
collatz_total.pyandcontrol_program.pyscripts, along with aREADME.mdfile that explains their purpose.PR created automatically by Jules for task 2965157924806347862