builtins: add chunks n xs for non-overlapping splits#215
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Batching is everywhere (pagination, fixed-row CSV groups, RPC batch sizing, parallel work splits). Without a builtin, agents write index arithmetic by hand and bungle the trailing partial chunk. chunks n xs returns non-overlapping n-sized sublists; the final chunk may be shorter when len is not a multiple of n. Opcode 148 across tree, vm, cranelift. Empty in empty out, errors on n < 1.
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Batching is everywhere (pagination, CSV groups, RPC batch sizing, parallel work splits). Hand-rolled index arithmetic gets the trailing partial chunk wrong.
Implementation:
Tests: 24 cross-engine regression tests + examples/chunks.ilo with -- run: directives.