chore(openspec): archive opencode-server-lifecycle - #120
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The capability spec was synced in #119; this only moves the completed change into openspec/changes/archive/2026-09-15-fix-opencode-server-lifecycle/. All 25 tasks are complete.
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Summary
Archives the completed
fix-opencode-server-lifecyclechange. The capability spec was already synced intoopenspec/specs/opencode-server-lifecycle/by #119, so this PR only moves the change into the archive.openspec/changes/fix-opencode-server-lifecycle/→openspec/changes/archive/2026-09-15-fix-opencode-server-lifecycle/(pure rename;.openspec.yamland all artifacts preserved).Verification
openspec list --json→ no active changesopenspec validate --specs→ 21 passed, 0 faileddone, 25/25 tasks complete, delta already syncedNotes
#119 squash-merged as
436fd30before this archive could be ordered ahead of it, so the archive lands as a follow-up rather than in the same change set.