ludic.things: a removed Thing's record placed again, oldest first past a lag of 32; things_reserve sizes the grid once

thing_put and thing_spawn made a new record for every Thing placed, and the world places and removes
them all day (an animal's sign and bed, a drop, a fish), so play grew by a record per placement.
Removed records wait in a queue compacted in place; once 32 wait, the oldest is set back as new
with a new uid. ludic.base's grid_reserve makes the buckets for n rows now, since a rehash in play
leaves the old bucket array behind. Tests: a record comes back only past the lag, as new, with a
new uid, the indexes agree, and the spare queue stays bounded.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

packages/ludic.things/store.ludic

@@ -24,6 +24,8 @@ export state ThingsState {
   th_uid: int = 0
   th_facts: Queue<ThingFact> = th_facts__new()
   th_hs: words = words(0)           # things_tick's handles, taken before any tick runs
+  th_spare: []Thing = new []Thing   # removed records, made again oldest first (spare.ludic)
+  th_spare_at: int = 0
 }
 
 function th_facts__new() -> Queue<ThingFact> { return queue_new("things.facts") }