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Recounting the same 14 scenarios: raw tool output was 322,419 bytes, stdout alone was 5,517 bytes (98.3% savings), adding the echo path and code brought it to 16,916 bytes (94.8% savings), and adding the code in the call itself brought it to 27,504 bytes (91.5% savings).
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10/17/2026
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