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Add reviewed terminal binary editing and shared saved history - #103
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The hex workspace can now stage and review edits, then explicitly save or Restore Last Save through the native owner service.
Validation: production-router save/retry/restore/history/diff regression, including revoked read/edit permissions, cross-Session refusal and injected notification-journal failure; targeted binary core/catalog and 15 hex/TUI tests; OpenAPI artifact checks; SDK typecheck, 125 unit/mock tests (ten external tests skipped in that selector), plus a separate real-executable binary SDK test; core/server/TUI all-target Clippy; strict OpenSpec validation (114 items). The rebase onto merged #102 preserves the tested source tree.
Model binary operations, configured retention/checkpoint/rewind adapters and remaining performance/accessibility/platform acceptance remain under #94. This PR does not close that issue.