feat: add asymmetric split gaussian shape#97
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`SplitGaussian` models an asymmetric peak as two gaussian halves sharing the apex, each with its own width (`fwhmLeft` / `fwhmRight`). Includes the analytical derivative, area/height helpers, registry wiring (`getShape1D`), and tests.
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SplitGaussian, an asymmetric peak made of two gaussian halves sharing the apex — the left half (x ≤ 0) usesfwhmLeft, the right half (x > 0) usesfwhmRight. Equal halves reduce to a plainGaussian. Ships the analytical derivative, area/height helpers,getShape1Dwiring, and tests.