feat(types): canonical H2O column wrappers — top/bot/pearson_corr/std/__pow__#11
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Closing — wrong base. Wrapper depends on v2 binding ( |
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Summary
Single commit (`c0d315c`) adding new Column methods needed for canonical H2O groupby coverage in rayforce-bench. 56 lines across 3 files — pure Python AST additions, no C/FFI changes.
New methods on `Column` / `AggregationMixin`
New `Operation` enum entries
`POW`, `STDDEV`, `PEARSON_CORR`, `TOP`, `BOT`.
`MEDIAN` and `DEVIATION` already existed (engine verbs `med` / `dev`).
Each wrapper is a 1-line `return Expression(Operation.X, self, …)` — relies only on the existing Expression-AST mechanism, no v2-specific dependencies.
Engine support
Verb names match engine opcodes landing in:
This PR is the Python surface; without the engine PRs above, the new methods compile but error at runtime with the engine's missing-op message.
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