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Nick Hollon 1aa4496fb4 feat(langchain): register stream transformers on middleware (#37591)
Adds a `transformers` attribute to `AgentMiddleware` so middleware can
declare scope-aware `StreamTransformer` factories alongside their
`tools` and lifecycle hooks. `create_agent` merges middleware-registered
factories with any caller-supplied ones at compile time.

## API

```python
class MyMiddleware(AgentMiddleware):
    transformers = (MyTransformer,)  # factory: (scope,) -> StreamTransformer
```

When the agent compiles, the final transformer order on the run mux is:

1. Built-in ``ToolCallTransformer``
2. Middleware-registered factories, in middleware order
3. Caller-supplied ``transformers=`` from ``create_agent``

This ordering keeps the built-in tool-call projection in front of any
consumer transformers and gives caller-supplied entries the final word.
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