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The second half of #940 (@ozymandiashh): upstream `main` measures Codex
throughput — a task's wall time minus its recorded tool wait, divided across
the task's calls by generated tokens — and none of it exists on this branch.
Added on one side only, so a `main` merge would land `src/codex-throughput.ts`
at a path npm workspaces does not build.
Rehomed against main as it ships today, with one deliberate divergence from
#940, which the maintainer decided: main's resume design wins.
- Timing state is captured ONLY at a `task_started` boundary, where every
per-task accumulator is provably empty, and a task's calls are buffered
until its window is known. No recorded call is ever mutated after it has
been handed to the host. #940's alternative — threading the open task
window through the serialized state and back-patching earlier-pass calls
via applyCodexTimingPatches — is dropped in full.
- The branch's Phase-4 token-decode resume is untouched: it stays any-offset
and round-trip proven. Marrying the two needed one adaptation, since core
decodes records and never sees bytes: the decoder now reports its last
task_started as a `checkpoint` (record index + call count + state), and the
CLI turns that index into a byte offset and replays only the calls before
it, letting the still-open task re-derive. A pass that crosses no boundary
keeps the previous one; a cold decode of a file with no task_started at all
falls back to end-of-file with `taskOpen: false`, so a task_complete whose
window this pass never saw attributes nothing rather than spreading a whole
task's active time over part of its tokens.
Restores the three
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