Reuse owned assembly across configuration layers
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@@ -249,6 +249,17 @@ tests and the everyday checker. Benchmarks are evidence, not timing gates.
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## Stage 2: Prepare load-owned assembly and incremental provenance
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**Completed 2026-09-29.** Ordinary loads now apply selected overlays and CLI
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overrides to one owned working document, while copy-preserving helpers remain
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available for direct use. Acquired history trees stay detached; composite
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contributors survive overlay application. Origin deletion visits only replaced
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subtrees, mapping contributors append without copying growing lists, and history
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replay shares indexed lookup across applications. Focused behavior tests, the
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everyday checker, and the engine race suite passed. On Linux amd64 at 128 small
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applications, owned assembly measured about 0.30 ms/op versus 6.0 ms/op for
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repeated copy-preserving application; alternating subtree/scalar replacement
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measured about 0.39 versus 7.3 ms/op. These benchmarks are evidence, not gates.
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Scope: `compose.go`, `overlay.go`, origin indexes, override application, and
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history replay in `internal/engine`.
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