Fix adaptive resource bind lifetimes - #136
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Track outer binding acquisitions while retaining one acquired reference to the selected mapped resource until the final release. Serialize evaluation, switching, and cleanup so failures cannot publish unacquired resources or double-release retained resources, while keeping bind2 and bind3 input ownership balanced. Add backend-independent lifecycle and concurrency regressions and document the clarified ownership semantics. Fixes #134
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Fixes #134
Summary
ReleaseorReleaseAll, while balancing every outer input acquisition.GetValuepath.bind,bind2, andbind3with backend-independent ownership, switching, exception, reentrancy, and concurrency regressions; clarify the public lifecycle documentation.Validation
GetValueThe common paths remain neutral within run-to-run variation, and steady-state reads remain allocation-free.