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fix: use per-kernel start time for orchestrator time budget#13

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@yu200512 yu200512 commented May 6, 2026

(Fixes #12)Added 'kernel_started_at' to track the start time of each kernel. Updated time calculation to use 'kernel_started_at' instead of global 'started_at'.

Added 'kernel_started_at' to track the start time of each kernel. Updated time calculation to use 'kernel_started_at' instead of global 'started_at'.
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orchestrate.py uses global started_at for per-kernel time budget, causing premature termination of later kernels

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