Feature/389 bridge queryast create query from constructqueryast#481
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Reviewed the CONSTRUCT bridge against the current KGRAM contract and the historical transformer path. The bridge sets the construct template, construct flag, and construct nodes consistently with the existing runtime expectations. Targeted ASK/SELECT/DESCRIBE/CONSTRUCT bridge tests pass.
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