Add SEMAPRAX semantic identity article - #238
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Adds a substantial Rust-focused article to the Compilation section. It covers domain newtypes for semantic identity, checked HIR, ordered collections, deterministic graph projection, and independently replayed evidence-gated changes, with pinned source references.
The article explicitly states that SEMAPRAX v0.2 is experimental pre-alpha research and not production-ready. It also discloses that OpenAI Codex assisted with drafting and translation, while Wavect checked the technical claims against the pinned compiler revision.
Disclosure: I am affiliated with Wavect, which develops SEMAPRAX.