D113 - The unary kernel set is widened to the rest of the transcendentals, and the input vector to the edges they strain

Status: derived - 32 kernels dispatch; the widened self-check passes over 24 lanes.

Ten more unary kernels - exp, ln, tan, asin, acos, atan, sinh, cosh, tanh, roundEven - joining the reciprocal/sqrt/trig/rounding batch. Pure content: each is a .comp from the same template, swept automatically, no code change. 32 kernels total now.

The shared input vector grew from 16 to 24, adding the values the transcendentals actually strain: a subnormal and the smallest normal (flush-to-zero), values near the float extremes (exp and sinh overflow, and double itself overflowing to infinity, which C and the device agree on), a large angle that forces sine's range reduction, and values just off 1.0 where inverse-trig's domain ends. Still finite throughout, so the double self-check stays exact - NaN belongs only to the multi-operand edge set, where nothing asserts equality.

The sweep already reads the divergences: asin(100000) -> NaN (out of domain), exp(100000) -> +inf (overflow). On llvmpipe these are correctly-rounded software results; on the Deck the approximations will sit elsewhere, which is the corpus's whole purpose.