feat: Add Markdown and CSV analysis reports
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## Outputs
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`comparison_report` contains conventional numerical differences and topology
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findings. `cwb_report` separately contains diagnostics derived from the
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findings. Both reports use Markdown headings and tables. `cwb_report` separately contains diagnostics derived from the
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similarity, alignment, and consensus stages of Consensus-Weighted Blending.
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`documentation` contains this reference.
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Two CSV-text outputs follow the existing three outputs, preserving their socket
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positions: `layerwise_metrics_csv` and `layerwise_cwb_csv`. Connect them to a
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text-saving node and use a `.csv` filename; analysis itself writes no files.
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The CSV rows follow the same key order and displayed numeric precision as the
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layerwise Markdown tables. Dtypes A/B, cosine mean/min/max, and A/B affinities
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have separate columns. Undefined values remain `N/A`; an empty analysis produces
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headers without data rows. Documentation-only mode returns empty CSV strings.
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The reports begin with a global summary, followed by inferred blockwise values
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and one entry for every comparable tensor. Block names are approximated from
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the tensor-key hierarchy through its first numeric path component; they are not
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