docs(Electromagnetism): document the three-dimensional Maxwell equations module - #1484
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Documents the three-dimensional Maxwell equations module: lists the four results it proves (
gaussLawElectric,gaussLawMagnetic,ampereLaw,faradayLaw), explains how they relate to the covariantIsExtremaformulation (the two inhomogeneous equations come from the extremality condition, the two homogeneous ones follow directly from the potential definitions), and notes the current scope (pointwise differential form in free space; integral formulations, boundary conditions, and material media are out of scope).Documentation only — no declarations, proofs, or signatures changed.
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