feat(engine): add -println / -printfln with OS line ending - #72
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-println mirrors -print and -printfln mirrors -printf, each terminating with the OS-native line ending (LF today; a Windows build selects CRLF via the centralized kOsLineEnding constant). They are xff extensions available by default under the modern-default model and will be tagged/rejected under the strict find style when the style/config filter lands (#54). Adds registry descriptors (-println kAction arity 0, -printfln kAction arity 1), evaluate handlers, and the PrintlnAndPrintflnAppendOsLineEnding test.
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-println / -printfln are -print / -printf that terminate with the OS-native line ending (LF today; centralized in kOsLineEnding so a Windows build selects CRLF in one place).
These are xff extensions (single-dash modern primitives). Under the agreed modern-default model they ship enabled by default; the strict find style (--style/--config, #54) will tag and reject them when that filter lands.
Green on default and clang+asan. Test PrintlnAndPrintflnAppendOsLineEnding verifies -println emits path+LF and -printfln appends LF to a -printf format that does not carry one.