refactor core jig logic into a single file#262
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…onsistently, use defaultdict for printed states (16236 tokens)
…e helper, merge run_input into run (16130 tokens)
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we would like jig.py to be a relatively concise single file. we would put this file in a Claude/agent skill to use as a better alternative to documentation.