docs: record the two ownership gaps that block the bootstrap

`make genome` cannot complete: the second bootstrap stage runs the lifetime
checker over the compiler's own source, which reports 8 errors, and mkgenome
then reads the diagnostics as an image.

the two limits are that an owned value held in a local has no move into another
local — every accepted move originates at a call, so the free-then-replace rule
only applies when the replacement comes from a call result — and that a local
cannot be lent to a global, so redirecting the output stream at a scratch buffer
needs a module-level variable.

neither limit accepts an unsafe program; both refuse correct ones, so this is a
completeness gap rather than a soundness failure. document the affected code, the
diagnostics, what was tried and how each attempt failed, and a proposal.

add src/tools/bootstrap-check.sh, which rebuilds both bootstrap stages and prints
the compiler's diagnostics on its own source instead of the word dump.

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diff --git a/docs/BORROW.md b/docs/BORROW.md
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--- a/docs/BORROW.md
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@@ -41,6 +41,8 @@ the compiler functions, standard library, and language server currently run with
 
 the analysis runs with the existing parser, ownership checker, and lifetime records; it does not have a separate source parser or a complete path-sensitive proof. snapshots conservatively join branches and loops. low-level and unknown boundaries can hide behavior, so a quiet diagnostic set is not a whole-program safety proof. zc is single-threaded; shared closure cells do not define concurrent mutation rules.
 
+two completeness limits block the compiler from compiling itself, and are written up in `docs/BOOTSTRAP-OWNERSHIP.md`. an owned value already held in a local has no move into another local; every accepted move originates at a call, so the free-then-replace rule above applies only when the replacement comes from a call result. and a local cannot be lent to a global, so an output stream has to be redirected at a module-level buffer rather than a scratch local. neither limit accepts an unsafe program; both refuse correct ones.
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 the maintained regressions cover these cases:
 
 | case | behavior |