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Add bounded shard clients and atomic membership fencing - #11
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Add ShardedClient with full-identity rendezvous routing, bounded connection/retry tables, per-shard sessions and stale-reply suppression. Membership replacement validates the entire snapshot and fences all affected local state before publishing it; failed fencing leaves membership and credit unchanged. Client statistics distinguish logical descriptor bytes from wire traffic.
This branch includes the TCP reply-budget fix from #10. Route publication is local to a client and is not a remote-server fencing mechanism; operators still coordinate ownership changes.
Validation
Run the retained CPU gate with a fresh evidence directory:
Fetch locked dependencies once before the offline run. The runner checks formatting, default/all-feature Clippy, workspace/doc tests, optional-feature refusal contracts and CPU demos; it writes results.json, environment.json, summary.md, JUnit and raw logs. GitHub CI runs Linux x86_64, native aarch64 and aarch64 qemu-user checks and uploads x86_64 regression evidence.
Boundaries
GCK1/GCKR and CacheIdentity remain unchanged. Missing, failed or unverified blocks require recomputation. No hot erasure coding, durability replicas, linked accelerator libraries or product performance samples are added. TCP remains a trusted-fabric plaintext transport; the bearer fingerprint does not provide mTLS.
Real RDMA/NIXL, GDS, BF3/DOCA/SPDK, vLLM export/import and live RustFS remain
NOT_RUN_HARDWARE. GPU/model execution remainsNOT_RUN_BUDGET; an approved model/license campaign remainsNOT_RUN_LICENSE.TCO_UNKNOWN,go_gate=NOT_EVALUATED, MooncakeNOT_LINKEDandNOT_A_PERFORMANCE_RESULTremain.