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feat(Studies/Jacobs2026): Latin liquid dissimilation on a derived tier - #6028
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Formalize Jacobs (2026): the blockers of Latin -alis/-aris dissimilation are the segments bearing LINGUAL in his feature geometry, a derived tier rather than a list.
onLingualTier_iffderives the tier {l, r, k, g, w, j};dissimilate_predicts_ifffits the 44 forms;rivals_mispredictshows Steriade's [lateral] tier, McMullin's and Cser's blocker lists, and Belth's consonant tier each fail on a form;optimal_image_outputproves the OT grammar (18) selects the rule's output for every stem