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Performance: Remove 50MB buffer allocation in Claude translator#84

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Replaced bufio.Scanner with manual byte iteration in ConvertClaudeResponseToOpenAIResponsesNonStream to eliminate a 50MB buffer allocation per request. Added benchmark and unit test to verify performance and correctness. Also added a journal entry for the learning.


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The `ConvertClaudeResponseToOpenAIResponsesNonStream` function previously
used a `bufio.Scanner` with a fixed 50MB buffer to parse SSE events.
This caused massive memory allocation (50MB * concurrent requests).

This change replaces the `bufio.Scanner` with a manual `bytes.IndexByte`
loop, which operates directly on the input byte slice without additional
allocations.

Performance impact:
- Memory allocation: 50MB -> ~0.3MB (~185x reduction)
- Latency: ~10ms -> ~0.8ms (~12x faster)

Tests included:
- BenchmarkConvertClaudeResponseToOpenAIResponsesNonStream
- TestConvertClaudeResponseToOpenAIResponsesNonStream

Co-authored-by: rschumann <360788+rschumann@users.noreply.github.com>
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