docs(runtime): close cost-budgeted streaming slice

Record the exact physical-display evidence, ownership fixes, budget semantics, and performance deltas that close Slice E. Reconcile the architecture, roadmap, milestones, issues, documentation map, and session instructions before the explicit F/G approval gate.

Co-authored-by: Erik Nilsson <erikn@users.noreply.github.com>
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> above the existing specialized physical caches. Capped/uncapped nine-stop
> and dense-Arwic physical routes passed; third-visit cache residence was
> non-growing and no checkpoint retained staged or retiring bytes. [Residency
> report](../research/2026-07-24-slice-d-unified-residency-report.md). Slice E
> cost-budgeted streaming/retirement is active. E2 replaced the flat
> report](../research/2026-07-24-slice-d-unified-residency-report.md).
> **Slice E completed 2026-07-24:** E2 replaced the flat
> deferred list, count-only throttle, priority hunt, and unload bypass with one
> typed-meter scheduler over explicit stable destination/control/unload/Near/
> Far queues; production prices worker results before adoption and lifecycle
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> canonical reveal generation to an exact destination reservation, protects
> its share across all typed budget dimensions, removes forced incomplete
> materialization, and presents retail's centered five-second portal wait cue.
> E6 deterministic pressure and physical-local closeout is next. F/G and J
> E6 deterministic/resource suites, Release build, complete tests, capped and
> uncapped nine-stop routes, and pinned dense Arwic pass on exact binary
> `91e82c3c`. Every checkpoint converged without pending publication,
> retirement, upload, warmup, or class backlog. Capped/uncapped CPU p99 improved
> 34.7%/30.4% from Slice A and maximum frame allocation fell 84.7%/82.2%.
> [Streaming report](../research/2026-07-24-slice-e-cost-budgeted-streaming-report.md).
> F/G and J
> retain their explicit approval gates.
**Spec:** `docs/superpowers/specs/2026-07-05-modern-pipeline-design.md` (the