Stats testing [Hotwired the backend] - #169
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…re functional now, more things to come soon.
…'stacked_violin' and scope='panel', the color bar will now show relative expression of a gene inside of its individual panel inside of the entire plot, thus it makes things easier in a sense for comparison qualitatively what gene is the highest expressed inside of a cluster.
…kal-Wallis, Dunn, Wilcoxon Signed Rank.
Hardening changes and doing some revisions for the non-parametric tests.
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Built and hardened the non-parametric statistical-testing backend for distribution comparisons (Mann-Whitney, Kruskal-Wallis + Dunn, and paired Wilcoxon, persisted as retrievable Zarr artifacts with cache reuse), then preserved omnibus+posthoc results, strict group ordering, full provenance/digest standardization, input validation, cell-level inference warnings, and sample-level scope labeling.