Remove this._destroyed lifecycle guard flag - #5
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EGO reviewer feedback: this is the exact "Bad Practice" pattern the Extension Best Practices Guidelines calls out under Lifecycle and Destruction State — boolean flags like this._destroyed guarding against late-resolving callbacks aren't the correct fix. destroy() already does the right things in the right order (remove sources, disconnect signals, cancel, then super.destroy() last), which is what the guide asks for instead. runCommand()'s CANCELLED passthrough from proc.init() stays — that's unrelated, not a lifecycle flag, and makes cancellation actually propagate instead of being reported as a normal failure.
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Summary
_destroyedboolean flag added in a prior teardown-hardening pass — EGO reviewer correctly identified this as the exact "Bad Practice" example the Extension Best Practices Guidelines calls out under Lifecycle and Destruction Statedestroy()already follows the guide's correct order (sources → signals → cancel →super.destroy()last), no flag neededrunCommand()fix that rethrowsCANCELLEDfromproc.init()Test plan
node --check extension.js