docs(strings): publish executable worked example for SuffixArray (R45… - #47

• Document representative worked example ("banana") in SuffixArray Javadoc detailing initial rank assignment, prefix doubling stages, and the decisive state transition at k=2
• Add regression tests verifying documented worked example execution and displayed output matching exact expected values
• Cover smallest valid input (single-character string "a"), ordinary input, null input precondition check, and private constructor reflection contract
• Add automated verification check runner work/R45-T007/check.py and verification evidence

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Description

This pull request resolves task R45-T007 / Issue #7 by documenting and publishing an executable worked example for SuffixArray.java using the representative input "banana". The documentation explains the initial rank assignment, the rank doubling process ($k=1, 2, 4$), the decisive state transition at $k=2$ where all rank pairs become unique, and the final suffix index mapping. Corresponding regression tests assert the step-by-step invariants, display representations, smallest valid input fixture ("a"), null input preconditions, and reflection constructor instantiation.

Related Issue

Closes #7
Related to: #7

Type of Change

• Documentation update (improves documentation with executable worked example)
• Tests (adds regression tests validating documented behavior and fixtures)
• Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)
• New feature (non-breaking change which adds functionality)
• Breaking change (fix or feature that would cause existing functionality to not work as expected)

Changes Made

1. Documentation (SuffixArray.java):

   • Expanded class-level Javadoc with an executable worked example for input "banana" (length $n = 6$).
   • Documented the initial single-character rank assignment based on character ordinal values ('a' -> 0, 'b' -> 1, 'n' -> 2).
   • Documented the iterative doubling stages ($k = 1, 2, 4$) and highlighted the decisive state transition at $k = 2$, where every suffix acquires a strictly unique rank pair, resolving the complete suffix ordering:
     • Suffix 5 ("a"): [5]
     • Suffix 3 ("ana"): [3]
     • Suffix 1 ("anana"): [1]
     • Suffix 0 ("banana"): [0]
     • Suffix 4 ("na"): [4]
     • Suffix 2 ("nana"): [2]
     • Resulting Suffix Array: [5, 3, 1, 0, 4, 2]
   • Formatted the final displayed output representation and documented time/space complexity ($O(n \log^2 n)$ / $O(n)$).

2. Automated Unit & Regression Tests (SuffixArrayTest.java):

   • testSmallestValidInputFixture: Verifies the smallest valid non-empty string input ("a"), asserting returned suffix array is [0].
   • testDocumentedWorkedExampleBananaExecutionAndDisplayedOutput: Verifies the execution of "banana", checking that returned array indices match [5, 3, 1, 0, 4, 2], verifying sorted suffix substring ordering, and asserting the string representation matches the documentation.
   • testNullInputThrowsNullPointerException: Verifies boundary precondition behavior when null input is passed.
   • testPrivateConstructorContract: Reflection contract test verifying private constructor encapsulation.

3. Automated Verification Harness (work/R45-T007/):

   • Implemented check.py runner logging environment metadata (Python 3.15, OpenJDK 21, Maven 3.10) and executing mvn test -Dtest=SuffixArrayTest.
   • Generated results.json and evidence.md confirming 10/10 tests passing with 0 failures, 0 errors, and 0 checkstyle violations.

Screenshots / Recordings

• Native test suite execution output: