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Document limits, load control and performance

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- New docs/09-limits-and-performance.md: principles, all protection
  layers, what players see, configuration reference, measurements,
  tuning guide, monitoring and how to test
- Server chapter summarises the limits and links to chapter 9; circuit
  breaker description and AI_MAX_INFLIGHT default corrected
- Architecture: new files in the layout, design decisions for load
  handling; docs index lists chapter 9
- Protocol, AI and operations chapters link to chapter 9; test counts
- Root and component READMEs describe the limits and settings

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -192,8 +192,9 @@ Rules:
- No answer within `AI_DECISION_TIMEOUT` (5 s) → random move. The AI service
drops requests whose `timeout` passed before it could start them (`expired`).
- The server stops asking an AI connection that already has `AI_MAX_INFLIGHT`
unanswered requests, and pauses the AI after repeated failures (circuit
breaker); see "Limits and overload handling" in
[the server chapter](04-server.md).
unanswered requests, and pauses the AI after repeated real failures (circuit
breaker). `overloaded` / `expired` answers are load shedding, not failures,
and do not trip the breaker. See
"Layer 4" in [chapter 9](09-limits-and-performance.md).
- Several AI service instances may connect; the server distributes requests
round robin.