feat(python): block definitions (doc.blocks)

TableOperation gains BlockCreate (copy entities into a definition shifted by the
base point, optionally erasing originals), BlockModify, BlockRename (inserts
follow) and BlockDelete (refused while referenced; removes members, markers and
orphaned draw-order tables). Real-IPC audit with DWG/DXF persistence and undo,
IPC and Python unit tests, docs; the DXF loss of the block description is pinned
by a canary.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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tests. Four cadcodec findings (STYLE flags and oblique units, DIMSTYLE name, `true_type_font`) are pinned by
canaries and listed in `cadcodec-reader-gaps.md`. Next: linetypes, blocks, layouts; then headless commands.
### 2026-09-21: blocks (`doc.blocks`)
`TableOperation` gained `BlockCreate` (copy existing model/paper entities into a definition shifted by
`-base_point`, optionally erasing the originals), `BlockModify` (description, explodable, uniform scale),
`BlockRename` (inserts follow, via `Scene::rename_block`) and `BlockDelete` (refused while an insert, a
dimension-style arrow or a multileader uses it; removes the members, markers, record and orphaned draw-order
tables). Creation reuses `Scene::define_block_from_owned_entities`. Python: `blocks.create/modify/rename/delete`,
lookup and iteration, records with member handles and kinds. Evidence: `audit_python_blocks_over_real_ipc`
(18 refusals; shifted geometry and base point; inserts following a rename; original kept vs erased;
live/DWG/DXF persistence; guarded delete; three-step undo restoring the definitions), IPC round-trip and Python
unit tests. One more cadcodec finding (DXF drops the block description) is pinned by a canary. Not covered:
editing a definition's contents in place, and attribute definitions inside a scripted block. Next: linetypes and
layouts, then headless commands.