Parent: #479 Related: #461, #493
Profile finding
A fresh current-main five-second sample of 30,000 production Context create/destroy iterations attributes the leading engine leaf to Shape transition construction: 257 samples in Shape.transitionFromState, 147 in transition publication, and 158 top-of-stack samples in the platform AES path reached by repeated secure-random requests. Every Shape currently requests a new 128-bit SipHash seed when its first transition map is created, even though all Shapes already share one realm lifetime and allocator.
This is diagnostic attribution, not a public timing claim.
Goal
Request secure entropy once for each root Shape, then derive a distinct keyed SipHash seed for every transition map from that realm-owned secret and a monotonic per-realm domain value. Preserve the current collision-resistant expected search bound without process-global mutable state, cross-realm sharing, predictable public keys, or entropy fallbacks.
Scope
- Add a root-owned transition-key source whose lifetime exactly matches the Shape tree.
- Fail Context creation closed when the single secure seed cannot be obtained, matching the current security contract.
- Derive a separate key for each transition map with explicit domain separation and thread-safe unique allocation under parallel Shape publication.
- Keep transition lookup, immutable names, release publication, per-Shape writer serialization, exact convergence, and arena teardown unchanged.
- Add deterministic fixed-seed derivation tests plus concurrent uniqueness/publication coverage.
- Measure the exact parent with the #661 no-evaluation lifecycle profile and a warm property/shape control; retain exact checksums, finalizer reconciliation, RSS plateau, and Test262 behavior.
No-workaround rules
- No constant or public seed, weak PRNG, entropy-error fallback, process-global key/counter, shared mutable Shape tree, skipped transition caching, disabled locking, or benchmark-only fast path.
- No changes to stacks, queues, jobs, Promise, Worker, or Map/Set iterator surfaces.
Acceptance
- One secure entropy request initializes each root Shape; every transition-map key is uniquely derived within that realm.
- Fixed-seed tests prove deterministic domain separation and distinct adjacent keys.
- Concurrent transition publication preserves exact same-name convergence, logarithmic keyed lookup structure, and race-free unique key allocation.
- Exact-parent cold lifecycle evidence shows the entropy/crypto hotspot removed with identical checksums, finalizers, and bounded retained RSS.
- Warm shape/property controls do not regress materially.
- Focused Shape, Context, no-GIL/TSan, full unit, and relevant Test262 gates pass with zero semantic flips.