fix(ai): prove retained resume readiness before dispatch - #50
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full AI all-target/provider-codex test matrix
full tool-profile all-target test matrix
focused retained-session, dispatch-classification, cleanup, coordinator, and retry tests
warnings-denied Rustdoc
warnings-denied Clippy with only the unchanged existing large-enum lint allowed
bounded SemVer checks for both changed packages
documentation, inventory, release-state, dependency-boundary, package-release, release-manifest, formatting, lock, and diff checks
Documentation updated
No documentation impact
Ordinary provider failures and all failures during or after business turn dispatch remain uncertain and keep the recovery boundary.