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Complete FileReader reads within one browser task - #887
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FileReader split every Blob read across two native tasks, so protocol consumers paid two scheduler and microtask/style checkpoints per message. Complete the asynchronous FileReader lifecycle in one browser task while preserving the required
loadstart→ Promise continuation →progress→load/error→loadendordering.This advances #280 and #252. It removes the measured FileReader bottleneck; the remaining product bound is independently tracked by #289.
Validation:
websocket-file-readergate: pass, including 100 socket cycles and 20 protocol cyclesDetailed evidence:
docs/validation/file-reader-single-task-20260921.md.