Integer-valued variant of h0_multiset, summing (d + m + 1).toNat viewed as integers.
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The integer version h0z equals the natural-number h0_multiset cast to ℤ.
Cons-recurrence for h0_multiset matching h0z_cons.
Key recovery lemma: the discrete second difference of h0z s at -d equals the multiplicity
of d in s. This lets us reconstruct a multiset of splitting degrees from its h^0 data.
Natural-number version: two multisets with identical h0_multiset data are equal.
Bridge between the splitting-type h0_twisted formula and the multiset-level h0_multiset.
Grothendieck-Birkhoff uniqueness at the multiset level: two splitting types that yield
the same twisted h^0 data must define the same multiset of summand degrees.
Two decreasing tuples Fin n → ℤ that determine the same multiset are equal pointwise.
Grothendieck-Birkhoff uniqueness in sorted form (Thm 24.1): the decreasing splitting tuple is
uniquely determined by the twisted h^0 data.
H^0 direct-sum formula: summing h^0 of summands O(d_i)(m) agrees with the multiset
formula h0_multiset applied to the multiset of degrees.
H^1 direct-sum formula matching h0_directsum_formula.
Natural-number version of second_diff_eq_count: the discrete second difference of
h0_multiset at -d returns the multiplicity of d.