CompleteThought: documented integral and actual scalar aggregation

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The comment combines memory, an attention-like exponential, and a time integral. The body instead computes a mean unity score across family activations, builds Qᵢ=aᵢcos phaseᵢ and Kᵢ=aᵢsin phaseᵢ, and multiplies mean(V) by min(exp(Q·K/√d),10¹⁰) and that score. It never reads Memory or TimeSteps, has no temporal quadrature, and does not apply softmax normalization; the displayed integral is therefore not implemented by this helper.

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		Key:       make([]float64, dim),
		Value:     make([]float64, dim),
		DimK:      math.Sqrt(float64(dim)),
		TimeSteps: 100,
	}
}

// Integrate computes T = Φ · ∫[M(t')·exp((QK^T/√d_k)V)] dt'
func (ct *CompleteThought) Integrate(familyNetwork *FamilyNetwork) float64 {
	// Update Phi from family network coherence
	ct.Phi = 0.0
	for i := 0; i < NumStrands; i++ {
		ct.Phi += 1.0 / (1.0 + math.Abs(familyNetwork.States[i].Activation-1.0))
	}
	ct.Phi /= NumStrands

	// Build Q, K, V from family activations
	for i := 0; i < len(ct.Query) && i < NumStrands; i++ {

Integrate computes T = Φ · ∫[M(t')·exp((QK^T/√d_k)V)] dt'

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