fix: resolve package conflicts and update documentation

- Move main package files to benchmarks/cmd/ to fix test failures
- Update CLAUDE.md with comprehensive benchmarking and profiling instructions
- Fix unused imports in serverless.go
- Remove experimental buffered pipe/copy implementations
- Remove outdated documentation files

All integration tests now pass successfully.

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>

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diff --git a/docs/PROFILING_HANG_ISSUE.md b/docs/PROFILING_HANG_ISSUE.md
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-# Profiling Hang Issue Analysis
-
-## Issue Description
-The dtail profiling suite hangs when processing large files in serverless mode. This occurs when running commands like `dcat`, `dgrep`, or `dmap` with `-cfg none` and no servers specified.
-
-## Root Cause
-When dtail operates in serverless mode (no servers specified), the `Serverless` connector creates bidirectional `io.Copy` operations between client and server handlers that deadlock on larger files.
-
-### Key Findings
-1. **File Size Threshold**: Small files work fine, but files over ~478KB cause hangs
-2. **Mode Specific**: The issue only occurs in serverless mode (when no servers are specified)
-3. **Deadlock Mechanism**: Two goroutines run `io.Copy` in opposite directions, creating a deadlock when buffers fill up
-4. **Profiling Impact**: The profiling example generates a 72MB test file, which triggers this issue
-
-### Code Location
-The problematic code is in `/home/paul/git/dtail/internal/clients/connectors/serverless.go:86-98`:
-
-```go
-go func() {
-    defer terminate()
-    if _, err := io.Copy(serverHandler, s.handler); err != nil {
-        dlog.Client.Trace(err)
-    }
-    dlog.Client.Trace("io.Copy(serverHandler, s.handler) => done")
-}()
-go func() {
-    defer terminate()
-    if _, err := io.Copy(s.handler, serverHandler); err != nil {
-        dlog.Client.Trace(err)
-    }
-    dlog.Client.Trace("io.Copy(s.handler, serverHandler) => done")
-}()
-```
-
-## Workaround
-Specify a dummy server to avoid serverless mode:
-```bash
-./dcat -profile -profiledir profiles -plain -cfg none -servers dummy test_data.log
-```
-
-## Symptoms
-- Command hangs indefinitely when processing large files
-- CPU profile files are created but remain at 0 KB
-- Multiple profile files are generated as the profiler attempts to write snapshots
-- Process must be killed with timeout or Ctrl+C
-
-## Impact
-- Profiling benchmarks fail to complete
-- Performance analysis of dtail tools is impaired
-- Integration tests may hang if they use serverless mode with large files
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-# Serverless Mode Deadlock Fix Plan
-
-## Problem Summary
-The serverless connector uses bidirectional `io.Copy` operations that deadlock when processing large files. This happens because:
-1. `io.Copy(serverHandler, s.handler)` reads from client, writes to server
-2. `io.Copy(s.handler, serverHandler)` reads from server, writes to client
-3. When both buffers fill up, neither can proceed, causing a deadlock
-
-## Proposed Solutions
-
-### Solution 1: Buffered Pipe with Flow Control (Recommended)
-Replace direct `io.Copy` with a buffered pipe implementation that handles backpressure properly.
-
-**Implementation steps:**
-1. Create a buffered pipe implementation with configurable buffer size
-2. Implement flow control to prevent buffer overflow
-3. Use channels for coordination between read/write operations
-4. Add timeout mechanisms to detect and break deadlocks
-
-**Pros:**
-- Maintains bidirectional communication
-- Handles backpressure gracefully
-- Can be tuned for performance
-
-**Cons:**
-- More complex implementation
-- Requires careful testing
-
-### Solution 2: Sequential Processing
-Instead of concurrent bidirectional copying, process data sequentially.
-
-**Implementation steps:**
-1. Send all commands first
-2. Wait for responses
-3. Process responses one at a time
-4. Close connection when done
-
-**Pros:**
-- Simple implementation
-- No deadlock possible
-- Easy to debug
-
-**Cons:**
-- May impact performance for interactive operations
-- Changes the communication model
-
-### Solution 3: Channel-Based Communication
-Replace `io.Copy` with channel-based message passing.
-
-**Implementation steps:**
-1. Define message types for client-server communication
-2. Use buffered channels for message passing
-3. Implement proper channel closing semantics
-4. Add message framing for proper boundaries
-
-**Pros:**
-- Go-idiomatic solution
-- Clear message boundaries
-- Easy to add features like timeouts
-
-**Cons:**
-- Requires refactoring handler interfaces
-- May need protocol changes
-
-### Solution 4: Non-Blocking I/O
-Use non-blocking I/O operations with select statements.
-
-**Implementation steps:**
-1. Set handlers to non-blocking mode
-2. Use select with timeouts for read/write operations
-3. Implement proper EOF handling
-4. Add retry logic for partial reads/writes
-
-**Pros:**
-- Fine-grained control over I/O
-- Can detect and handle deadlocks
-
-**Cons:**
-- Complex error handling
-- Platform-specific considerations
-
-## Recommended Approach
-
-Start with **Solution 1 (Buffered Pipe)** as it:
-- Maintains the current architecture
-- Provides a drop-in replacement for `io.Copy`
-- Can be implemented incrementally
-- Allows for performance tuning
-
-## Implementation Plan
-
-### Phase 1: Create Test Case
-1. Write a test that reproduces the deadlock with a known file size
-2. Ensure test fails consistently with current implementation
-3. Add benchmarks to measure performance impact
-
-### Phase 2: Implement Buffered Pipe
-1. Create `internal/io/bufferedpipe` package
-2. Implement `BufferedPipe` type with:
-   - Configurable buffer size
-   - Flow control mechanisms
-   - Timeout support
-3. Add comprehensive unit tests
-
-### Phase 3: Integrate into Serverless Connector
-1. Replace `io.Copy` calls with buffered pipe
-2. Add configuration for buffer sizes
-3. Implement graceful shutdown handling
-4. Add metrics/logging for debugging
-
-### Phase 4: Testing & Validation
-1. Verify deadlock is resolved
-2. Run performance benchmarks
-3. Test with various file sizes
-4. Ensure backward compatibility
-
-### Phase 5: Documentation & Rollout
-1. Update documentation
-2. Add configuration examples
-3. Create migration guide if needed
-4. Monitor for issues in production
-
-## Alternative Quick Fix
-
-As an immediate mitigation, we could:
-1. Detect serverless mode in profiling scenarios
-2. Automatically add a dummy server to avoid serverless mode
-3. Log a warning about the limitation
-
-This would unblock profiling work while the proper fix is implemented.
-
-## Success Criteria
-
-1. No deadlocks with files of any size in serverless mode
-2. Performance remains within 10% of current implementation
-3. All existing tests pass
-4. New tests verify the fix
-5. Clear documentation of the solution
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