Add two new entries to `src/pymat/data/metals.toml` under the existing `[nickel]` family node, following the MIL-HDBK-5J citation pattern landed in PR #205 (#166). Both alloys are aerospace-grade Ni-base superalloys — 625 (solid-solution strengthened, AMS 5599 sheet, annealed) and 718 (precipitation-hardened, AMS 5596 sheet, solution-treated and aged). MIL-HDBK-5J (PD-USGov, 2003-01-31, everyspec.com PDF) primary tables: - Inconel 625: §6.3.3 Table 6.3.3.0(b) p.6-35 — A-basis Ftu/Fty (L), density, E, Poisson, elongation. AMS 5599 sheet/plate, annealed. - Inconel 718: §6.3.5 Table 6.3.5.0(b) p.6-52 — A-basis Ftu/Fty (LT), density, E, Poisson, elongation. AMS 5596 sheet/plate, STA per spec. Special Metals Inc. public technical bulletins (proprietary-reference-only, single-value extraction permitted by docs/data-policy.md): - SMC-063 (INCONEL alloy 625) — melting range, k, Cp, alpha, resistivity - SMC-045 (INCONEL alloy 718) — melting range, k, Cp, alpha, resistivity `_CATEGORY_BASES["metals"]` updated so `from pymat import inconel625` and `inconel718` resolve via lazy-load. Closes #125, #126.

Add Inconel 718 (Ni-based superalloy) #126

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