[thygrrr]

• Add direct storage binding for concrete stream expressions while preserving wildcard joins.
• Cap fragmented Stream.Job scheduling to reduce work items and allocations.
• Reduce filtered-job allocations and remove rejected-entity no-op dispatch.
• Preserve exception behavior across segmented workers.
• Add focused benchmarks and regression tests.

In the 1,024-archetype benchmark, no-op Job improved from 514 µs/12.9 KB/1,024 work items to 107 µs/800 B/23 work items. All 4,289 tests pass.

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Summary by cubic

Round-robin work packaging with a worker-aware cap cuts over-scheduling on fragmented archetypes and speeds up hot-path dispatch. Concrete streams and joins bind directly to storage, and segmented worker faults now flatten and rethrow while letting other segments finish.

• Performance

  • Added round-robin segment packaging with a Concurrency-based cap to limit work items on fragmented archetypes.
  • Bound concrete stream expressions and Cross.Join directly to storage; wildcard joins remain for Match.Any.
  • Removed excluded-branch scheduling in FilteredStream.Job and trimmed pooled-job allocations.
  • Benchmarks added for stream binding, For/Job crossover, and filtered dispatch. No-op job (1,024 archetypes): 514 µs / 12.9 KB / 1,024 items → 107 µs / 800 B / 23 items.

• Bug Fixes

  • Flattened and rethrown worker exceptions across segments; other segments continue after a fault, with new regression tests.
  • Direct joins hold no pooled state; dispose is safe and does not touch pooled resources.

^{Written for commit 70816fd. Summary will update on new commits.}

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We've triggered an ultrareview automatically — This PR rewrites core job scheduling and work packaging with concurrency batching, direct storage binding, and segmented exception propagation—a missed bug could cause data corruption, deadlocks, or incorrect exception behavior across the entire ECS runtime.. I'll post findings when complete.

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