feat(qwen35): add transactional speculative verifier

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Summary

This PR is the target-verifier slice split out of #626. It makes Qwen3.5 speculative verification reviewable independently from the draft model and serving integration.

It verifies [current token, draft tokens...] in one target forward pass, then commits the longest greedy-matching prefix plus one target token. Qwen3.5 hybrid state is handled as one transaction: paged KV, recurrent state, convolution state, and CUDA Graph slot state.

What changed

• Adds batched target verification and reusable verification buffers.
• Adds commit, partial replay, and rollback for Qwen3.5 hybrid state.
• Uses checked projection calls so launch failures reach rollback.
• Covers accept-all, reject-first, prefix acceptance, KV page boundaries, injected failures, and replay of a graph captured before the transaction.
• Keeps the verifier on one CUDA stream and rejects stream overrides before mutation.

Validation

On one RTX 5090 with Qwen3.5-4B:

• Qwen3.5 feature check and Clippy passed.
• Speculative verifier tests: 11 passed.
• HF golden gate: 2 passed, including the 4097/8192-token fixtures.
• Scheduler E2E: 1 passed.
• Local formatting and diff checks passed.

Scope

This PR does not add the DFlash draft model, scheduler/server opt-in wiring, sampling support, or a performance claim. Those parts remain in follow-up PRs split from #626.

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Follow-up split plan:

• Drafter PR: add DFlash draft-model loading and draft-forward correctness gates on top of this verifier.
• Serving integration PR: wire the opt-in scheduler/server flow, explicit fallback and admission rules, then add same-host benchmark and profile evidence.

Each PR will keep the default Qwen3.5 path unchanged unless DFlash is enabled.

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