docs(headless): record K4 telemetry checkpoint
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### K4 — 30-session stress and closeout
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K4 telemetry checkpoint `cb512fd0` is complete. One process-level
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absolute-deadline sampler now reports CPU, private/resident/managed memory,
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GC, threads, handles, Linux descriptors/sockets, session/ownership debt,
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shared-content leases, scheduler wakeups, and deadline lateness without adding
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per-session workers or timers. The first native Linux two-account run exposed
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and corrected both pre-connect deadline arming and a sub-millisecond
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`Task.Delay` busy loop. Windows and native Ubuntu Headless tests pass 56/56;
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the complete Release suite passes 8,773 tests / 5 skips. The user requested
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that the active two-client observer process remain running, so the exact fixed-
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binary connected baseline and numeric ceilings remain next. Evidence:
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`docs/research/2026-07-27-slice-k4-resource-telemetry-checkpoint.md`.
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- Measure a 1-session warm baseline, then 5, 10, and 30 sessions.
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- Before the final run, commit numeric ceilings derived from K3 evidence for:
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- incremental private bytes per established session;
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