Transfer completed Go output without copies

docs/roadmap/implementation.md

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 # Computational Efficiency Implementation Plan
 
-**Status:** Stages 1–8 complete; Stages 9–11 pending.
+**Status:** Stages 1–9 complete; Stages 10–11 pending.
 
 ## Purpose And Baseline
 
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 build, preparation, and affected CLI tests. Re-run output benchmarks and update
 [Go execution mechanics](../internal/gotool.md).
 
+**Completion:** Complete. `Tool.Run` now returns status only, while `Tool.Output`
+returns combined stdout/stderr with ownership of the completed capture buffer;
+the shared private execution path preserves settings and arguments. Status
+success drops its capture, and both status and output failures retain complete
+diagnostics and underlying process or output-writer causes. Validation and
+artifact compilation use `Run`; compiler identification uses `Output`.
+Preparation retains its network-capable environment and formats diagnostics
+from the transferred buffer. Go tool fixtures cover forwarded output, large
+failure output, cancellation, and writer failure. Go tool, validation, build,
+facade, preparation, and CLI tests passed. The combined-output benchmark now
+measures 1.0–1.1 µs and 4,176 B/2 allocations for 4 KiB, and 1.51–1.56 ms and
+8,388,699–8,388,703 B/2 allocations for 8 MiB. The Stage 2 8 MiB result was
+2.02–2.36 ms and about 16.78 MB/3 allocations, including its capture copy.
+The returned 8 MiB slice remains caller-owned in memory; failed Output also
+creates diagnostic text. Disk-backed diagnostics remain a measured follow-up
+option because avoiding their additional lifecycle and cleanup work has not
+been justified here.
+
 ## Stage 10: Cache The Runtime Metadata Fallback
 
 **Owners:** [runtimeinfo/version.go](../../internal/runtimeinfo/version.go) and