Expand generic dispatch differential fuzz coverage - #1275
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Summary\n- make the generic tuple/class dispatch fuzzer cover every specialization shape in every generated case\n- add nested text-tuple coverage alongside nested integer tuples\n- retain Jass/Lua execution as the oracle and assert the semantic coverage matrix before execution\n\n## Validation\n- ./gradlew.bat test --tests tests.wurstscript.tests.LuaBackendAuditTests.randomizedGenericTupleDispatchMatchesJassAndLua --no-daemon\n\nThis is intentionally a focused test-only follow-up; broader CI remains the merge gate.