Implement Obol, a compiler pipeline for compiling imperative Python to Styx code#40
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This PR introduces Obol, a compiler-driven framework that allows developers to write distributed stateful workflows as standard sequential, object-oriented Python code. Obol automatically transforms these high-level structures into the asynchronous message-passing operator chains required by the Styx runtime while strictly preserving Styx’s serializable, exactly-once transactional guarantees.