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Implement a curry function that transforms a multi-argument function into a chain of single (or partial) calls using fn.length.
Currying transforms f(a, b, c) into a chain where arguments can be supplied one at a time or in groups. The key is fn.length: the declared arity tells you when you have enough arguments to invoke. Until then, return a new function that accumulates arguments.
Goal: Implement curry using fn.length as the arity target. Support mixed-arity calling styles.
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