feat: Implement Activation Functions Plotter in AI Tab

[fderuiter]

This PR implements the interactive plotter for Activation Functions in the AI Deep Learning Theory tab as specified in todo_gui.md.

Architectural Analysis
The AiTab already utilizes a Strategy Pattern (AiTool trait) which allows for clean integration of new tools without modifying app.rs with large if/else statements. This adheres strictly to the Single Responsibility Principle and Open/Closed Principle.

Implementation Details:

1. Math Library (math_explorer): Added tanh, tanh_prime, gelu, and gelu_prime functions to src/ai/deep_learning_theory/calculus.rs. This keeps the mathematical logic strictly isolated from the GUI.
2. GUI Tool (math_explorer_gui): Created a new module tabs/ai/activation_functions.rs containing the ActivationFunctionsTool struct. This struct manages its own state (selected function, plot range) and handles plotting using egui_plot.
3. Integration: Registered the new tool within tabs/ai/mod.rs by adding it to the AiTab tool list.
4. Checklist: Updated todo_gui.md to mark the "Activation Functions" task as complete, effectively finishing the entire "3.1 Deep Learning Theory" section.

Quality & Safety:

• No unwrap() or expect() are used.
• The UI state is fully encapsulated within the ActivationFunctionsTool.
• Math operations utilize the specific Vector struct from the AI module (math_explorer::ai::deep_learning_theory::linear_algebra::Vector).

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Pull request overview

This PR adds an interactive “Activation Functions” plotter to the AI → Deep Learning Theory tab, backed by new math helpers in the math_explorer crate, and wires the tool into the existing AI tool selector.

Changes:

• Added tanh/tanh_prime and gelu/gelu_prime to ai::deep_learning_theory::calculus.
• Introduced a new ActivationFunctionsTool UI module that plots activation functions and their derivatives with egui_plot.
• Registered the new tool in the AI tab and marked the corresponding roadmap item as implemented.

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 6 out of 6 changed files in this pull request and generated 2 comments.

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File	Description
todo_gui.md	Marks “Activation Functions” (and the Deep Learning Theory section) as implemented.
math_explorer_gui/src/tabs/number_theory/prime_spiral.rs	Formatting-only change to the prime lookup loop.
math_explorer_gui/src/tabs/neuroscience/neural_network_viz.rs	Refactors weight initialization and synaptic current loops.
math_explorer_gui/src/tabs/ai/mod.rs	Registers the new Activation Functions tool in the AI tab tool list.
math_explorer_gui/src/tabs/ai/activation_functions.rs	New tool implementing the activation function + derivative plotter UI.
math_explorer/src/ai/deep_learning_theory/calculus.rs	Adds tanh/GELU activation functions and their derivatives to the math library.

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[Copilot]

The get_mut checks here are redundant because weights is initialized as a num_neurons x num_neurons matrix and next/prev are always within 0..num_neurons. Keeping the Option handling can silently skip setting connections if an invariant is broken, making issues harder to detect. Consider using direct indexing (or an explicit debug_assert! on dimensions) instead of get_mut.

Suggested change

	if let Some(row) = weights.get_mut(next) {
	row[i] = 2.0; // Excitatory connection
	}
	if let Some(row) = weights.get_mut(prev) {
	row[i] = -1.0; // Inhibitory connection
	}
	weights[next][i] = 2.0; // Excitatory connection
	weights[prev][i] = -1.0; // Inhibitory connection

[Copilot]

step is computed as (x_max - x_min) / (points - 1). If points is ever set to 0 or 1, this will produce an invalid step (division by zero / infinities) and can yield NaNs in the plotted data. Consider clamping points to at least 2 (or handling the points <= 1 case explicitly) before computing step.

Suggested change

	let step = (self.x_max - self.x_min) / (self.points as f64 - 1.0);
	let mut x_vals = Vec::with_capacity(self.points);
	for i in 0..self.points {
	let effective_points = self.points.max(2);
	let step = (self.x_max - self.x_min) / (effective_points as f64 - 1.0);
	let mut x_vals = Vec::with_capacity(effective_points);
	for i in 0..effective_points {