fix(client): avoid quadratic buffering in stdio_client stdout reader

[maxiaochaos]

stdout_reader was doing (buffer + chunk).split on every chunk, so one big single-line response got copied over and over (O(N²)).

Now partial pieces sit in a list and only get joined when a newline shows up. Line splitting is the same as before.

Added a regression test: an 8 MiB JSON line fed in 1 KiB chunks parses as one message, and the next message still frames fine.

Fixes #3699

[github-actions]

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