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feat(INT-OBJECT-01E): execute super and lexical class cells - #254
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Adds explicit bound/unbound and zero-argument super with current C3 lookup, descriptor/classmethod binding and read-only proxy metadata. Lexical class cells are private owned cells, filled before decorators and shared by nested functions and suspended generators; ordinary class locals remain outside method closures.
Validation: all 379 Node tests pass, including collection at every instruction boundary, callback cancellation/close, class-cell method deletion, generator retention and real resource failures. All 52 O3/O4 source cases pass in Node/Chromium drain/step; the existing 39-class and 121-probe inventory matrices and pinned Python reference tests pass. Eight composed resource observations remain unchanged and logical teardown is zero.
Depends on #253. Closes #249.