perf: O(1) tick-indexed array + bitmap price levels (replaces rbtree)

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Replaces the per-side boost::intrusive::rbtree<OrderQueue> price-level container with a flat tick-indexed std::vector<OrderQueue*> + a 3-level occupancy bitmap (clz/ctz) for O(1) level find/create/erase and best-bid/ask.

Motivation (worst-case matching)

Profiling the worst-case scenarios (swing-25, flash-crash) showed 97–99.8% of price levels hold a single, sub-millisecond order, yet every add created an rbtree node and every cancel/fill did an O(log N) erase + rebalance, pointer-chasing scattered, cache-cold nodes — ~34% of steady-state matching time. Array indexing makes those operations O(1) and cache-friendly.

Design

• levels_: tick-indexed vector<OrderQueue*> (nullptr = empty); index = (price.fp - base)/tick_fp, base = 0 so all positive-price ticks are non-negative.
• 3-level occupancy bitmap for O(1) best-price (highestSet/lowestSet) and level advance (largestLessThan/smallestGreaterThan).
• Growable: an out-of-range price grows the vector + bitmap (cap = max(t+1, 2*size) rounded to 64, set bits preserved) rather than failing — so it's never worse than the rbtree on any input. Good initial sizing means typical workloads never grow.
• OrderQueue/Order and the OrderQueue pool are unchanged.

Results (this PR's increment over current main, which already has funcref + LTO)

Worst-case engine throughput via a deterministic single-threaded replay (the threaded harness is too bimodal on shared hardware to read cleanly):

scenario	rbtree (main)	array+bitmap	Δ
static	31.4	36.6	+16.5%
normal	28.6	35.4	+23.8%
swing-25 (worst)	27.8	34.2	+23%
swing-40	29.3	34.5	+17.7%
flash-crash	31.0	34.3	+10.8%
local throughput bench	31.3	33.2	+6%

Worst-case scenario is the same one (swing-25) before and after, and its floor rises +23%; every scenario improves; nothing regresses.

Correctness

• Byte-identical trade streams on all 5 harness scenarios (consensus-hash PASS / VALID).
• 7/7 unit tests pass (Release and Debug with asserts active); the array+bitmap directionality and grow path are exercised.

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Benchmark PR

Throughput on hosted runners is noisy and not performance-calibrated; treat the numbers as informational only.

Realistic deep-book throughput (W=50000)

Metric	PR	main	change
ops/sec	31,190,280	25,711,954	+21.3%

Matching-engine-benchmark (perf mode)

Harness pinned at 77697a115e76a25a1e2aa886f555d55b87fcf052.

Scenario	PR (M msgs/s)	main (M msgs/s)	change	PR correctness
static	7.769	7.794	-0.3%	PASS
normal	8.466	8.202	+3.2%	PASS
swing-25	7.732	8.192	-5.6%	PASS
swing-40	7.228	8.329	-13.2%	PASS
flash-crash	7.395	8.609	-14.1%	PASS