Re-lands perf/h02-runtime-lto (6d373317, b62448f3) behind the speed
posture.
- Runtime packs gain an executable `speed` flavor whenever the host LLVM
helper can run. Its static units are emitted through the helper's
`runtime-unit` command (promoted unit-local symbols, object and import
bitcode from one module); its SCR_DYNAMIC variants reference the release
objects. Release, dev, and library flavors and the vendor archives are
built exactly as before (the rebuilt macOS pack's flavors and archives
are identical to the baseline's).
- Speed program builds load the speed flavor's bitcode and pass it to the
helper (`--import-bitcode`); release builds never do.
loadRuntimeBitcode only reads a real speed flavor, never release.
- The helper drops the emitter's inert sanitize_address attributes only
when it imports, so release modules reach the pipeline unchanged.
- Tests: runtime-pack.test.ts covers speed-variant bitcode selection,
verification, and that release-flavor bitcode is never imported;
native-codegen.test.ts covers helper arguments and cache keys.
Release executables stay byte-identical to the stack tip with the rebuilt
helper (14/14 workloads, macOS).
- Enforce oxlint and oxfmt for owned JavaScript and TypeScript with independent CI checks.
- Preserve compiler import boundaries and protected fixtures while cleaning up lint findings.
- Standardize source formatting and validate import, fixture, and embedded-source protections.
Malte Ubl