feat(v2): add hello world grammar v2 example#112
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Cherry-pick of
a99dc21from #109 — the only commit on that branch worth keeping after the v2 grammar work was re-landed on main via PRs #46/#54/#57/#58/#62-#65/#69-#74/#76/#78/#80.Adds
examples/v2/hello.eph(13 lines) demonstrating the v2 grammar surface:module std/io,extern "wasm" { fn ... },pub fn main,let!linear bindings.Closes #109 (the rest was superseded — see close comment on #109).
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