Stream large staged files into Playground#1993
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Summary
Closes #1990.
Verification
All pass.
Real acceptance replay: a 65,696,427-byte FSE
artifact.jsonthat previously exhausted the 256 MB Playground PHP limit at an exact 87,595,192-byte base64 allocation now stages successfully and executes all eight SSI/WordPress/editor/visual workflow steps under the unchanged memory limit. The replay also caught and drove coverage for source/target inode aliasing, which the initial synthetic test did not model.AI Assistance
OpenAI GPT-5.6 Terra via Homeboy/OpenCode drafted the initial bounded streaming implementation and tests. OpenAI GPT-5.6 Sol via OpenCode reviewed it, ran the real FSE replay, diagnosed source/target aliasing, and completed the snapshot-backed repair and verification. Chris Huber reviewed and is responsible for the final change.