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Keep Boozer splines continuous and avoid duplicate m=0 storage - #168
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Keep radial splines continuous in float64, and store the theta-independent m=0 channel once. The cubic and independent orbit-energy regressions pass. Python 3.11/3.12 CI and coverage are green. Two existing files change; no new files.
ARIES CPU timings with JAX 0.12.0.1, versus the original float32 code:
Resident table storage rises 1.4% in this case, rather than doubling. Direct Fourier execution is unchanged. These measurements do not guarantee performance on every workload or device.
With identical births, the 500-particle loss count changes from 75 to 63; tightening the new tracer tolerance from 3e-7 to 3e-8 gives 60. These are numerical sensitivity checks, not a confinement improvement or a converged loss estimate. Keep unmerged for review.