fix(pipeline): fix race condition in tee that skips quads for slow consumers#336
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fix(pipeline): fix race condition in tee that skips quads for slow consumers#336
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…nsumers - The shared `consumed` counter let a fast writer (e.g. FileWriter) lap a slow writer (e.g. SparqlUpdateWriter), causing the slow writer to skip items - Replace shared counter with per-branch consumption tracking and a barrier: fast branches wait until all branches have consumed before advancing - Add test with differently-paced writers to cover the race condition
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tee()where a fast writer (e.g.FileWriter) could lap a slow writer (e.g.SparqlUpdateWriter), causing the slow writer to skip quadsconsumedcounter with no per-branch tracking – any branch could increment it, letting one branch advance the source past items another branch hadn't seen