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feat(INT-OBJECT-01D): execute owned instance construction - #253
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Class calls now bind inherited or descriptor-valued new, retain the original arguments, and initialize only returned instances of the requested class or its subclasses. Initialization uses the returned instance's actual type, ignores instance slot shadows, and validates the None result. Native object constructors and dynamically assigned hooks follow the finite O3 contract.
Validation: 28 O3 cases pass against CPython 3.14.7 in Node/Chromium, draining and stepped. The full 374-test Node suite passed before the final shadow regression; focused allocation/resource tests pass afterward. Fourteen Python tests pass, existing call/truth matrices pass, all eight composed resource baselines are unchanged, and logical teardown is zero. The engine closure is refreshed.
Depends on #252. Closes #248.