fix(runtime): make turn acceptance retry-safe - #940
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Atomically claim native and CLI turn intents before runtime, transcript, configuration, process, or scheduler side effects. Return durable lifecycle receipts, preserve Project composer-to-WorkItemRun identity, and expose status recovery after IPC response loss.
This was referenced Aug 24, 2026
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Problem
Exact response-loss retries were not accepted atomically across the native and external-CLI runtimes. Two native calls could both pass a read-before-upsert window, while a CLI retry could mutate model/account state or kill the live runner before discovering that the turn already existed. Project-mode submission also changed identity from the composer intent to a WorkItemRun without a durable X-to-Y receipt that callers could recover after losing the IPC response.
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Architecture audit: no database schema migration, cloud API change, conversation-plane change, or new package-boundary dependency was introduced.