perf(fmt): use synchronous file I/O in workers - #142
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Summary
This replaces
atomicallywith synchronousnode:fsreads and writes inside dedicated formatting workers, avoiding libuv scheduling and atomic replacement overhead. On the Outline benchmark (2,516 files, 2,374 changed), mean wall time improved by 12.4% with 15 workers and 22.6% with 8 workers compared withatomicallyusingfsync: false.Writes are no longer crash-safe atomic replacements; formatting output is reproducible, and each synchronous operation blocks only its own worker. The unused atomic-write dependencies and notices are removed, and the tests now cover native file-system write failures.