fix(stream): route content_block_delta to most-recently-started block at index#3
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… at index When the SDK reuses a content_block index for two tool_use blocks in one stream (e.g. a read and a bash both at index 2), the delta handler matched blocks by first-match on event.index, so the second block's deltas were appended onto the first block's partialJson. That concatenated the two JSON payloads into one string, parsePartialJson failed, and one tool's arguments (the bash command) were silently dropped. Match the most-recently-started block at the index instead. Stop events keep first-match (they run in start order and each deletes its index), so they still resolve correctly.
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When the SDK reuses a content_block index for two tool_use blocks in one stream (e.g. a read and a bash both at index 2), the delta handler matched blocks by first-match on event.index, so the second block's deltas were appended onto the first block's partialJson. That concatenated the two JSON payloads into one string, parsePartialJson failed, and one tool's arguments (the bash command) were silently dropped.
Match the most-recently-started block at the index instead. Stop events keep first-match (they run in start order and each deletes its index), so they still resolve correctly.