Brummel 2e40699cb1 discipline: bench/check.py as co-equal tidy-iter gate ...

Adds a "Performance regressions" subsection to the iter-cycle
discipline. bench/check.py runs at every family close alongside
the architect drift report; its exit code is the gate. Skipping
it requires the same explicit JOURNAL entry as skipping the
drift review.

Codifies the discipline that 21'a's JOURNAL entry recommended
and explicitly punted to the orchestrator. The tooling shipped
yesterday; the rule that makes it load-bearing ships now.

Also clarifies two non-goals: per-metric tolerances are not the
language correctness bar (Decision-10 thresholds remain in
DESIGN.md, evaluated against absolute numbers); and improvements
do not auto-update the baseline — they surface for ratification.

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agents

agents: add ailang-bencher — hypothesis-driven memory bench agent

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bench

bench: regression harness — baseline.json + check.py

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crates

runtime: half-retirement of Boehm — flip CLI default to --alloc=rc

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docs

bench: regression harness — baseline.json + check.py

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examples

prose: split reuse-as keyword + inline single-use lets (iter 20b polish)

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runtime

rc: opt-in alloc/free stats counter for diagnosing leaks

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.gitignore

Iter 4c: IR-Snapshot-Tests als Codegen-Regressions-Schutz

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Cargo.lock

prose: human-readable projection renderer (iter 20a)

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Cargo.toml

prose: human-readable projection renderer (iter 20a)

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CLAUDE.md

discipline: bench/check.py as co-equal tidy-iter gate

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