docs(benchmark): record TypeSafe router evidence

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What

Adds an exploratory benchmark report comparing a TypeSafe System One routing decision with a conventional gpt-5.6-sol generative classifier across ten clear efficient/capable routing cases.

The report records per-case decisions, confidence, and local wall-clock latency, plus limitations and a recommended larger evaluation plan.

Why

This gives the TypeSafe router proposal an evidence-backed starting point without presenting the small smoke test as a production benchmark. It also makes the architecture and evaluation discussion in #723 concrete.

Related to #723.

Notes for reviewers

Start with benchmark/typesafe-router-evidence.md, especially Interpretation and Recommended next evaluation.

This PR intentionally contains no router implementation or configuration changes. The implementation needs an agreed I/O boundary because switchyard-libsy is intentionally I/O-free and TypeSafe is an external HTTP service.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Added exploratory benchmark results comparing TypeSafe jev-latest with a generative classifier across 10 representative requests.
  • Documented that both approaches classified all samples correctly, while TypeSafe showed lower average, median, and observed p95 latency.
  • Recorded limitations, interpretation guidance, and a five-step plan for broader randomized testing, threshold tuning, validation, and fallback routing.

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Walkthrough

The PR adds exploratory documentation for TypeSafe router classification, latency, confidence fallback behavior, limitations, and proposed production evaluation steps.

Changes

TypeSafe router evaluation

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Router evidence and evaluation guidance benchmark/typesafe-router-evidence.md	Documents smoke-test setup, tier definitions, classification results, latency measurements, confidence fallback behavior, limitations, reference links, and a five-step production evaluation plan.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~5 minutes

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 199ce

The benchmark report could misstate latency and fallback behavior for readers, but it does not change production routing or create a runtime failure.

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Title check	✅ Passed	The title clearly and concisely identifies the documentation change that records benchmark evidence for the TypeSafe router. It matches the primary purpose of the pull request.
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Inline comments:
In `@benchmark/typesafe-router-evidence.md`:
- Line 38: Correct the TypeSafe jev-latest median in the summary table to 278.5
ms or 279 ms, or explicitly label the existing 278 ms value as truncated; keep
the other reported benchmark values unchanged.
- Around line 90-91: Update the benchmark evidence wording around the fail-open
behavior to describe it as a proposed fail-open policy, not current behavior.
Remove the unsupported claim that TypeSafe service-failure handling already
exists, and reference the available StageClassifier or deployment evidence
showing fallback to the configured PickerMode.

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