feat: add local Ocean BQM parity report - #8
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Summary
Adds a reusable local Ocean BQM parity report for the D-Wave/Ocean boundary.
The report constructs a
dimod.BinaryQuadraticModelwhen Ocean is available, preserves the canonical QUBO assignment domain including zero-bias isolated variables, and compares Noetheris energy against local BQM energy for supplied assignments.The default path remains credential-free: when
dimodis absent, the report records the missing optional dependency and leaves BQM data empty while local Noetheris replay remains valid.Closes #2.
Validation
Local result: focused tests passed;
bash scripts/run_audit.shpassed with51 passedin pytest and Lean build successful.Boundary
This PR only covers local
dimod.BinaryQuadraticModelconstruction and energy parity. It does not submit to D-Wave cloud services, call samplers, perform embedding search, benchmark hardware, or introduce quantum advantage claims.