fix(tui): batch streaming part deltas to keep TUI responsive during fast streams#24
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…ast streams Ported from upstream anomalyco#36045.
Addresses Opus review of PR #24: a full snapshot dropped this part's buffered deltas; now flush them into the store before the snapshot reconciles. Also flush on stream completion (assistant message completed / session idle) so a stream that ends on a delta isn't truncated, and clear the batching timer on manual flush. Adds regression tests.
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Port of upstream anomalyco/opencode#36045. Buffers message.part.delta events with a 40ms flush so very fast model streams no longer starve the TUI render loop. Verified: tui context tests pass, typecheck clean.