fix(server): silence legacy retained-boundary retraction failures - #26
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- Normalize replayed rollback boundary failures as silent at the projection boundary - Add coverage preserving visibility for unrelated retraction failures
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What Changed
Normalize legacy retained-boundary retraction failures as silent during activity projection, including projection rebuilds, without modifying immutable event history. Added coverage to preserve visibility for unrelated retraction failures.
Why
Older replayed events can contain retained-boundary failures from stale Esc retractions. These failures are no longer actionable and should not appear in the thread feed, while other retraction failures must remain visible.
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