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Drop defensive _load_kind_aliases; require topiary>=5.12.0 (#285)

topiary 5.12.0 promotes ``KIND_ALIASES`` to the public surface
(openvax/topiary#162), which kills the cross-package private-name
dance vaxrank's peptide_context was carrying.

Removed:

* ``_load_kind_aliases`` — was a 30-line defensive loader that
  preferred public ``KIND_ALIASES``, fell back to ``_KIND_ALIASES``,
  raised a clear ``ImportError`` if neither was present, and cached
  via ``functools.lru_cache``. All of that is now a 1-line module
  import: ``from topiary.ranking import KIND_ALIASES``.

* ``MappingProxyType`` wrap — was guarding against callers mutating
  topiary's alias table. With the function gone there's no public
  surface to mutate; the private module constant is fine.

* ``functools`` and ``MappingProxyType`` imports.

* Three tests: ``test_load_kind_aliases_prefers_public_name`` /
  ``_raises_when_neither_present`` / ``_is_cached``. They were
  pinning the defensive seam that no longer exists.

Bumped ``topiary>=5.10.0`` → ``>=5.12.0`` in requirements.txt with
a comment explaining why the floor moved.

Net: -52 lines of vaxrank, -71 of tests. Full suite: 806 passed.
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