[casselc]

Summary

Update the root exporter to merged b4149754 and both optional stock-Jolt codec
aliases to c75579b9. This brings the guarded private-byte-store encoder into
Oscope's existing opt-in capture path, reducing per-byte encoder bookkeeping.

Keep the SDK, driver, JSON and provider pins, encoding defaults and minimal
embedded profile unchanged. This does not enable preparation overlap or
claim an Oscope throughput/tail improvement. Typed live-query coverage remains
separate from fresh-reader capture coverage; this does not close #177.

Validation

• Reader pin-selection red/green: the new expected SHA fails against the old
  aliases (10 assertions pass, 1 fails), then passes after repinning (11 pass).
• Existing option validation and actual embedded/standalone capture gates use
  stock Jolt 0.8.23 and chDB 26.9.0. Capture fixtures require post-startup codec
  and native-stream witnesses, not constructor activity alone, and independently
  joined fresh-reader receipts.
• Separate typed post-startup field projection/live-query and stock-reader HTTP
  capture gates retain their existing assertions.
• Local results: option tests 15/342; reader parity 2/11; embedded capture 1/18;
  standalone capture 1/45; typed live-query 1/8; optional HTTP reader capture
  1/45, with 3 actual native document reads accepted and 0 declined. All pass.
• Resolved classpaths for root and both optional aliases select the exact new
  exporter/codec and unchanged SDK/driver/JSON/provider SHAs. Minimal embedded
  profile has no diff; source hashes stayed stable through native gates.
• Claude read-only source review reports no blockers; Codex owns execution and
  verification. Changelog and exact-resolution expectations are updated.

No credentials, captured telemetry or persisted database artifacts are included.
Hosted CI remains required before merge. Native correctness receipts do not
establish an application throughput or slow-tail improvement.