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    Interface ExecutionReport

    What a run did: results, how it was routed and what the speculation cost.

    interface ExecutionReport {
        extraction?: "control-flow";
        fallbacks: number;
        memoryMode?: "shared" | "snapshot";
        mode: "serial" | "native-shared" | "speculative";
        profile?: ExecutionProfile;
        reason?:
            | "requested"
            | "opaque-input"
            | "no-parallel-plan"
            | "single-region"
            | "small-workload"
            | "guard-failed"
            | "unsupported-module"
            | "dependency"
            | "snapshot-unavailable"
            | "previous-conflicts";
        regions: number;
        replayed: number;
        snapshotBytes?: number;
        values: unknown[];
        workers: number;
    }
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    extraction?: "control-flow"

    Set when the generalized control-flow extractor produced the regions.

    fallbacks: number

    Regions or batches that fell back to native execution at the owner.

    memoryMode?: "shared" | "snapshot"

    shared regions read the physical allocation; snapshot ran on a copied arena.

    mode: "serial" | "native-shared" | "speculative"

    native-shared ran proved kernels on the shared allocation without tracking.

    Present when FolioOptions.profile is set.

    reason?:
        | "requested"
        | "opaque-input"
        | "no-parallel-plan"
        | "single-region"
        | "small-workload"
        | "guard-failed"
        | "unsupported-module"
        | "dependency"
        | "snapshot-unavailable"
        | "previous-conflicts"

    Why a run stayed serial or left the fast path.

    regions: number

    Regions discovered and dispatched.

    replayed: number

    Regions that conflicted and replayed against committed state.

    snapshotBytes?: number

    Bytes copied into the worker group for snapshot execution.

    values: unknown[]

    Return values of the call, or of each call in a batch.

    workers: number

    Workers that executed regions; zero for a serial run.