Run a param-sweep: a family of disjoint instances from one blueprint #32
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Part of milestone "The World — parameter-space & sweep" (cycle C). Depends on cycle B (#31) — param-set injection into bootstrap.
The first orchestration axis (C12.1, docs/design/INDEX.md): a param-sweep builds a family of compilats from one blueprint, one per point in the param-space (C8/C19), runs them disjointly in parallel (C1 — instances are fully disjoint, lock-free), and collects each run's metrics. This is the first "N instead of 1" — the walking skeleton and construction layer both produce a single instance; the World begins here.
Scope is the sweep axis only: grid/random enumeration over the declared param-space, disjoint execution, per-point metrics. Optimize (argmax, C12.2), walk-forward (C12.3), and Monte-Carlo (C12.4) are deferred to later milestones.
Ledger refs: C1, C12, C19, C21 (docs/design/INDEX.md).