Preserve active watches across worker updates - #7
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New MCP sessions resume saved watches and hand the shared worker to a newer installed runtime after its current operation finishes. Persisted baselines, pending changes, and delivery IDs survive the handoff. Older sessions reuse the newer runtime, including after idle. Failed candidate startup leaves the current worker running and reports its PID and version alongside the update error. MCP connections retry missing workers every 30 seconds without background registry polling.
Process tests cover accepted and ambiguous in-flight deliveries, concurrent upgrade requests, failed startup, retained queued state, downgrade prevention, and recovery on MCP connection. Worker ownership and version are committed atomically. Release numbering advances future nightlies beyond a promoted stable version.
Validation: Linux suite and packed installation checks pass; all 54 tests passed on Gideon. CI checks Linux, macOS, Windows, and installation from the published tarball layout.
Compatibility scope: this establishes the first supported worker handoff protocol. Migration from the initial unused npm releases is intentionally excluded. The review finding requesting that migration was declined on that basis.