Unify canonical conformance JSONL bytes - #76
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Unified conformance event JSONL encoding and hashing so trace SHA-256 matches the exact artifact bytes, including non-ASCII characters. All event writers now share one canonical UTF-8 encoder and write in binary mode.
canonical_event_jsonl_line()to produce compact, sorted-key UTF-8 JSONL lines with a trailing newline and no ASCII escaping.\uXXXXescaped).Written for commit 70b0f5e. Summary will update on new commits.