add ordered local process output consumers - #682
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Hosts that capture or buffer local PTY output need an interception point before parsing. Add an opt-in owned-output consumer with synchronous main-actor delivery and parse-worker backpressure; the default borrowed-byte parsing path remains unchanged.
Termination also moves from an unstructured task to the same main-queue handoff, preserving output-before-termination and callback-driven relaunch across drain timeouts. The consumer uses immutable callback storage to avoid accumulating reabstraction wrappers. The guide documents bounded buffering and weak view captures.
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Covers real PTY delivery, replay without recapture, active-process configuration guards, drain-timeout ordering, and bounded invocation/teardown stacks. Tests use existing inspection APIs, so this proposal is independent of copied snapshots.
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Separated from the original embedding proposal for independent review.
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