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go-concurrency-pipelines

Design, implement, test, and review bounded in-process Go concurrency using goroutines, channels, iterators, mutexes, shared collections, WaitGroup, errgroup, backpressure, ordering, cancellation, and deterministic lifecycle checks. Use when building worker pools, streaming pipelines, concurrent batches, background stages, or diagnosing races, goroutine leaks, blocked operations, synchronization ownership, and shutdown failures.

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# Go Concurrency Pipelines

Every goroutine needs an owner, a stop condition, and a completion path. Bound
admission before optimizing throughput.

## Core Workflow

1. Define input, output, ordering, partial-result, and failure contracts.
2. Prefer a synchronous or iterator API unless callers need channel mechanics.
3. Assign ownership of goroutines, channel closure, timers, and cancellation.
4. Bound concurrency, queues, retries, and memory together.
5. Make every blocking send, receive, and wait cancellation-aware.
6. Join all owned goroutines on success, failure, cancellation, and early exit.
7. Test lifecycle behavior with barriers and deadlines rather than sleeps.