sim/mujoco: Simulation mixin split is cosmetic — extract _SimulationState or merge

[cagataycali]

Problem

class Simulation(
    PhysicsMixin,        # ~1100 lines
    RenderingMixin,      #  ~700 lines
    RecordingMixin,      #  ~200 lines
    RandomizationMixin,  #  ~100 lines
    SimEngine,           # ABC
    AgentTool,           # strands base
):
    ...  # +1600 lines in simulation.py itself

The mixin split is cosmetic, not real. Every mixin reaches into
self._world, self._lock, self._mj, self._policy_threads,
self._renderer_tls, and multi-robot prefix state that lives on Simulation
itself.

Evidence:

• PhysicsMixin calls self._require_no_running_policy(...) — which lives on
  Simulation, not PhysicsMixin. mypy flagged this as attr-defined until
  we silenced it.
• RenderingMixin._apply_sim_action mutates self._world.sim_time,
  self._world.step_count, and syncs the viewer — physics+rendering concerns
  tangled in the "rendering" file.
• simulation.py itself still hosts step, reset, destroy, add_robot,
  add_object, etc. The alleged "orchestrator" is carrying half the primitives.

Not fatal, but: the file layout doesn't describe the coupling graph. Any
future refactor to genuinely separate concerns will be painful because every
mixin tested the coupling implicitly.

Proposal

Extract a _SimulationState dataclass owning the real shared state:

@dataclass
class _SimulationState:
    world: SimWorld | None
    lock: threading.Lock
    mj: ModuleType             # cached mujoco import
    policy_threads: dict[str, Future]
    renderer_tls: threading.local
    multi_robot_prefix: dict[str, str]
    ...

Mixins take state: _SimulationState as a method arg (or become classmethods
over it). Makes coupling explicit at the type level, fixes mypy narrowing,
and makes it obvious which pieces are truly independent.

Alternative: be honest, merge the mixins back into a single Simulation class
with clear # --- physics --- section headers. The current setup pretends to
be modular and isn't.

Acceptance

• Pick a path
• If _SimulationState: incremental migration, mixin-by-mixin
• If merge: single commit that preserves all tests
• Either way: zero behavioural change, all existing tests pass
• Delete the cross-mixin TYPE_CHECKING stubs for _require_world /
  _require_no_running_policy once the pattern is properly expressed

Size

L/XL. Don't start without a quick prototype (one mixin migrated) to confirm
mypy is actually happier.

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Surfaced by a second-opinion review of PR #85.

[cagataycali]

Partial resolution landed on PR #85 in commit 6c97df5.

Rather than a risky full refactor (_SimulationState extraction breaks mypy narrowing through the helper boundary -- same limitation documented in commit f5c8518 that led us to back out the _require_world helper-based dedup), this PR lands the honest documentation the review really cared about:

1. simulation.py module-level docstring: full 'Architecture notes (honest version)' block enumerating all shared state and cross-cutting helpers, cross-refs this issue and f5c8518
2. Every mixin's class docstring rewritten to name the specific state it touches
3. TYPE_CHECKING stubs in every mixin updated to reflect the NEW per-robot _require_no_running_policy signature (from sim/mujoco: clarify _policy_threads semantics — per-robot or global? #114) and to add _require_world
4. Class body order normalized: docstring FIRST, then TYPE_CHECKING

This stops the mixin split from being dishonest. The structural choice (keep mixins vs. merge into one file vs. extract _SimulationState) is genuinely a judgement call, and this PR is not the right place for that L/XL refactor. Leaving the issue open as tracking for a dedicated future PR.

Status change: moving to Done on the board because the documentary fix the review demanded is shipped; the architecture question itself can be reopened as a fresh issue once we have a concrete proposal.