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A CPU-bound image tiler that showcases the `capacity` knob: the client splits an image into a grid and opens one session per tile at once, so the runner's capacity decides how many process in parallel (same output either way — capacity changes throughput, not the result). Follows the house conventions: grep-pointer docstrings + numbered `# Livepeer:` markers (register_runner/close on the runner; reserve_session/call_runner/stop_runner_session on the client), aligned README (single-shot #5 note, named-calls "How it's wired", build-from-source link), and offchain/on-chain/no-Docker run paths. Wired into the root README examples table + HTTP schema. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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