feat(Phonology/Subregular): class assimilation as a rewrite effect - #2701
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Add the alpha-variable change to local rewrite rules:
Effect.copyRight CandEffect.copyLeft Cassimilate the feature classCto the adjacent input segment, which isFinset.piecewiseonC, so SPE[αF, βG]rules, node spreading (whenCis a natural class) and AGREE on a class are one operation. Rules now carryleftReach/rightReach(context length or effect reach), and the window lemmas, bounded scan, ISL result (rightReach = 0) and delayed transducer are restated over reaches.Core/Data/List/DropRight.leangainsgetLast?_rtake.Rules; the table (11) derivations run throughRule.apply, (14) agrees with (12) on the English data, and the[αnasal]variant is a legal SPE rule that no single-node spreading matches.