N6: both streaming-forward timeout paths (deadline hit, join(5)
expiry) previously returned early and skipped the
tool.streaming_output / tool.output_queue cleanup, leaving the daemon
thread writing through the instance attribute — zombie output could
leak into the next session's queue once the attribute got reassigned.
Now unified through a timed_out flag with cleanup at the single exit;
stream_tool_timeout becomes an instance attribute (3600s default,
test-tunable).
N4: reader-thread finalization after timeout/grace break. First
implementation followed the audit suggestion (close stdout + join),
but PoC regression proved close() blocks: CPython stream objects hold
an internal lock, so closing while readline is blocked parks until
readline returns (PoC-1 regressed 3s -> 15.2s, exactly the
Start-Sleep duration). Corrected strategy: when reader already got
EOF, close stdout to release the pipe fd; when reader is still
blocked, only join(timeout=2) then give up (daemon-bounded, thread
ends naturally when the grandchild exits and EOF arrives), keeping
the main flow prompt. Audit report updated with this correction.
Tests: new tests/test_f2_fixes.py (5 cases), PoC regression 5/5
(PoC-1/4 back to ~5s), full suite 272 passed.
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