feat(review): progressive pipeline with threads and streamed acquisition - #84
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This PR replaces the synchronous runtime with the pipeline in ADR-037 (progressive pipeline). Input runs on its own thread feeding an mpsc inbox, a loader thread handles generation-tagged file loads, and each changeset occupies a Pending, Ready, or Failed slot so startup and refresh stream diffs behind a live outline instead of blocking on all of them.
Silent-terminal probe verdicts for
theme=autoare cached so a terminal that never answers does not pay the timeout on every launch.A real-thread smoke test and a streamed-launch oracle pin the pipeline; the outline cursor stays anchored as streamed diffs land.