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langchain/libs
Nick Hollon a99ae08395 feat(langchain): MiddlewareTransformer for agent streams
Adds a native `MiddlewareTransformer` and typed `MiddlewareEvent`
dataclass, pre-registered on `AgentStreamer.builtin_factories` so
every `create_agent` run exposes `run.middleware` alongside
`run.tool_calls` without the caller opting in.

The transformer consumes the graph's existing `updates` stream mode,
filters by the `"{name}.{phase}"` node-naming convention
`create_agent` already uses, and re-emits typed events. Middleware
implementations do not need to change; the node-name convention is
the contract. `run.middleware` is an in-process-only projection.

Lives in langchain (not langgraph prebuilt) because middleware is a
langchain-specific concept — langgraph has no middleware primitive.
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