lang: slice ranges take the same bound markers as for-header ranges
xs[1..=3] (end inclusive), xs[0<..<4] (both exclusive), xs[..=2] (prefix form with markers, implicit 0 start), xs[2<..] (open end, exclusive start), and xs[..] (whole collection) — lowered as lo+1 / hi+1 on the existing subslice op. Strings slice through the same path. An explicit end marker requires an end expression, matching the for-header rule. Regression: examples/0052-basic-slice-range-bounds.sx.
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1..=3: 11 12 13 (len 3)
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0<..<4: 11 12 13 (len 3)
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<..3: 11 12 (len 2)
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2<..: 13 14 15 (len 3)
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..: 10 11 12 13 14 15 (len 6)
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x-1..=x+1: 12 13 14 (len 3)
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str 1..=3: bcd
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str 0<..<4: bcd
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