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Blog: make the SIMD prose true to the code (simd_lanes vs std::simd::vec)

simd_lanes is the registered lanewise applicative (array-backed: has apply
AND invoke, and transposes); std::simd::vec is the *partial* example --
invoke is definable lane-wise but apply is unspellable (no vec<callable>),
and it can't be transposed (no vec<vector>), so it is an illustration, not a
registered instance.

- Part 1: the lanewise applicative through the front door is simd_lanes;
  std::simd::vec is the hardware that fills its lanes (drops the non-existent
  applicative_typeclass<std::simd::vec>).
- Part 2: applicative core is pure+apply per apply.hpp; reframe the
  alternate-cores section around invoke as the more-general shape, with
  std::simd::vec as the partial example; add the open 'invoke-only, no apply'
  question. Surface table: Applicative primitive = pure+apply.
- Part 3: drop the 'std::simd is an invoke-only registered applicative / two
  cores' claim from the CPO section and the close; keep the bundle-coherence
  argument.
- Regenerate GFM .md.

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