pack-smoke: unpacked size budget (14 MiB) is nearly exhausted on main; N1a exceeds it

[LinuxDevil]

npm run pack-smoke fails its unpacked-size budget (MAX_UNPACKED_BYTES = 14 * 1024 * 1024 = 14,680,064 in scripts/pack-smoke.ts) once a feature of moderate size lands.

Measured with npm pack --dry-run --json on 2026-10-02:

• origin/main at 4a612be: unpacked 14,634,428 bytes (45,636 under the budget), packed 3,975,904.
• branch lou-n1a-hosted-tools (N1a, [N1a] Hosted provider tools: webSearch(), codeInterpreter(), fileSearch() on OpenAI #211) merged with that main: unpacked 14,821,662 (141,598 over), packed 4,032,082 (the 4 MiB packed budget still holds).

Where the bytes are (main): source maps 6.94 MB, src/ 2.36 MB, JS 2.43 MB, .d.ts 1.30 MB, llms-full.txt 0.71 MB, docs/ 0.66 MB. N1a adds about 85 KB of maps, 42 KB of JS, 30 KB of src/, 21 KB of .d.ts and 10 KB of docs.

The budget is a release-check constant, so the owner decides: raise it, or shrink the package (for example ship source maps without sourcesContent since src/ is shipped anyway, or stop shipping one of the two). N1a's pull request is left open until this is decided; every other verification step passes on it.

[LinuxDevil]

Closing: main raised the pack-smoke unpacked-size budget to 16 MiB (#315), and #318 (N1a) now passes pack-smoke and is merged. The question of the size limit itself is tracked in #316.