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Add data-only affine MVN prediction capsules - #13
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Summary
Add a data-only prediction capsule for supported affine BEL models in MVN mode. Export validated numeric state to deterministic JSON and restore original-space prediction moments without refitting or unpickling estimator objects.
The module validates profiles, array ownership, wire structure and size limits. Documentation explains the retained covariance and noise conventions, unsupported profiles and integrity limitations.
Validation
All 288 tests pass. Coverage includes public BEL and trusted joblib parity, an independent rational Schur oracle, fresh-interpreter restoration, malformed inputs and mutation isolation. Ruff lint and formatting checks pass.
This is prediction-only transfer, not full model restoration. Learned aggregates remain sensitive; a digest is not authenticity, discarded uncertainty is not restored, and calibration is not established.