Support arbitrary OpenAI-compatible model slugs and document OpenRouter usage#56
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This change lets eval.py and proc_eval.py run against arbitrary OpenAI-compatible model IDs via --custom-model-slug, adds a small compatibility layer and request overrides for OpenRouter/provider-routed backends, and documents the OpenRouter workflow in docs/openrouter.md so users can easily try hosted models.
It also tightens a few sample critic requirements (count_leading_zeros, integer_sqrt, and prefix_sum) so the benchmark better distinguishes intended algorithmic structure from shortcut implementations.