Make Monotype function identities explicit#9639
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Monotype now assigns explicit function specialization ids during lowering and threads them through function values and direct calls, so lifting can map ids directly instead of reconstructing identity from FnTemplate digests. Deferred top-level specializations reserve their function ids before their bodies are lowered, and nested/lambda specializations reuse the same Monotype-owned ids. This removes the lifter's template-family fallback and makes B101 an active regression test.\n\nFixes #9519.