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Nick Hollon 28ce32edc7 Bound EventLog / StreamChannel memory with drop-oldest semantics
- EventLog(maxlen=N) caps retention. When the buffer is full, push
  evicts the oldest item and advances an absolute _first_seq so
  cursors can detect they've fallen off the back. A lagging cursor
  raises BufferOverflowError on its next read — mirrors the
  restored=false signal from the reconnection scenario (§06).
- New cursors start at the current head of the buffer, not seq 0.
  For unbounded logs this is indistinguishable from the old behavior;
  for bounded logs, new consumers see whatever is still retained.
- StreamChannel(name, *, maxlen=N) forwards maxlen to its inner log.
- StreamMux(..., max_events=N) sets a default maxlen for every log /
  channel it binds (main event log plus each transformer projection).
  Explicit per-log maxlen wins over the mux default.
- StreamingHandler.stream() / astream() expose max_events: caller
  sets the run-wide memory budget; transformer authors can override
  per-log when they know better. Default unbounded, matching §15 Q3.
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