perf(process): reuse session receive cases - #56
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Summary
Reuse the receive-case arrays and descriptors in the Session ingress and shutdown loops instead of rebuilding them on every select.
The channels are fixed throughout a run. Current master already waits directly on the command bus wake channel, so command_bus.lua is intentionally unchanged. No API, configuration, dependency or admission-policy change.
Verification
Test-first: on unchanged production code, the two reuse regressions failed while the other 334 cases passed. After the change, all 336 tests pass.
The regressions check per-loop reuse and construction counts, distinct priority orders, invocation isolation, durable steering input, late-input rejection, and skipped unused shutdown cases. A real-channel test checks concurrent descriptor reuse, exactly-once delivery, independent retained results, and closure.
The scripted ingress tests use real SQLite admission/persistence but do not schedule the command bus or call an LLM. This establishes removal of repeated case construction, not a measured whole-Session latency or RAM improvement. It does not require runtime #904.