refactor: thread caller allocator into worker arenas#369
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Each parallel worker arena now sources its backing from the caller instead of pinning `page_allocator`. Production picks `smp_allocator` (thread-safe, no 4 KiB rounding); tests can drive the same workers under `testing.allocator` so leak coverage now extends across the worker boundary.
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Threads a caller-chosen allocator into the parallel worker arenas across
install,migrate --parallel,outdated, andsearch. Production pickssmp_allocator(thread-safe, skips the 4 KiB roundingpage_allocatorpaid for every KB-scale formula JSON or temp-path string); tests can now drive the same workers undertesting.allocator, so leak detection finally reaches across the worker boundary. No worker invariant changed - each worker still owns its arena.Related Issue
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