Widen the aggregate-query recognizer so a multi-part total may be asked with a
trailing qualifier after 'have': 'How many X do A and B have altogether?' and
'... in total?'. The qualifier is stripped and honored ONLY for the multi-part
(sumquery) form — a single-entity query carrying it refuses, guarded by
'not aggregate'.
Phrasing-only: no new arithmetic, no new relation kind, no inverse solving, no
distractor/pronoun handling. The parts still flow through the existing sum_of;
an ungrounded part (unit unbound) or a unit-incompatible part (unit mismatch) is
refused downstream by the REAL admissibility check, so the recognizer cannot
over-read. Off-serving organ only (no generate.derivation / reliability_gate).
Flips r1-03 (more+altogether -> 25) and r1-04 (fewer+in total -> 34):
R1 setup 6 / 0 / 4 R1 answers 6 / 0 / 4 (setup_wrong 0, gold_error 0)
15-case 15 / 0 / 0 29 quant tests, 102 affected-file tests green
Tests are meaningful-fail: the single-entity-qualifier, ungrounded-part, and
unit-incompatible-part refusals each fail loudly if their guard is removed.
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