Turn timing breakdown split into finer phases

What

Claude Code can report how long each step takes before it sends a turn to the model. A turn is one round of you asking and Claude answering. That breakdown is now finer:

• Resume phases: the single turn_start_resume phase is replaced by resume_other, resume_store_confirm, resume_staged_files_wait and resume_connector_wait. Older versions still report the single turn_start_resume key.
• New phases: turn_start_tool_run and system_prompt_rebuild are added.
• Input phases: processing your input is now marked in four steps, input_hooks, input_attachments, input_images and input_command.
• Resume kind: a new turn_start_resume_kind field says why the turn resumed, one of orphaned_permission, turn_handoff, deferred_tool_use or none.
• Pasted content: text you paste is now passed into attachment building as pastedContents.
• Compression: the record kept when gzip compression falls back now includes gzipBlocks. A new ccs_container_monitor entry also appears in a list.

The data is produced in remote sessions (CLAUDE_CODE_REMOTE) and on hosts that set CLAUDE_CODE_EMIT_STARTUP_TIMING.

Why

If you read these timings, delays before the first model request can now be traced to a narrower step. Anything that reads the turn_start_resume key should expect the new names from this version.