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Own fixture identity and assertion includes in the canonical test header - #48
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Move EVEngine's unittest header override into canonical zeroerr source. Include assertions from unittest.h and incorporate fixture tokens into generated class/method identities, preventing cross-translation-unit ODR collisions under LTO. Regenerate zeroerr.hpp and add a two-translation-unit regression with incompatible fixture layouts and IPO enabled when available.
zeroerr remains EVEngine's independently developed external/zeroerr submodule, outside the third-party aggregate/release pin. EVEngine removes its replacement header directory and updates the zeroerr submodule directly.
Validation: MSVC built and ran the LTO fixture regression successfully; native ECS contracts also passed against this canonical header.