fix(session-query): address review round 1
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@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ Session filters cover id, exact cwd, inclusive creation time, parent id/root, an
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## Full-text providers
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`registerSearchProvider(provider)` is effect-scoped and ids are unique. Without `searchProvider`, exactly one locally available provider must be registered; explicit selection fails loudly when the named provider is missing or unavailable. Search pages default to 20 hits and reject limits above 100. Provider scores never cross the public API: event hits carry a plain snippet, while each session hit carries exactly one best matching event.
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`registerSearchProvider(provider)` is effect-scoped and ids are unique. Without `searchProvider`, exactly one locally available provider must be registered; explicit selection fails loudly when the named provider is missing or unavailable. Search pages default to 20 hits and reject limits above 100; a provider returning more hits than the normalized request limit fails with a typed provider error rather than silently dropping cursor-addressable results. Provider scores never cross the public API: event hits carry a plain snippet, while each session hit carries exactly one best matching event.
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The service feeds providers two independent layers: a durable persisted base (`persistedInventory`, `replacePersisted`, `removePersisted`, `setPersistedActive`) and an ephemeral live override (`replaceLive`, `removeLive`). A search waits for the relevant source state observed before its call: the whole corpus for session search, only the target for a live event search. Failed derived updates do not fail session writes; affected searches receive `SESSION_QUERY_INDEX_FAILED`, and a later search retries the dirty state. `AbortSignal` lets a caller stop waiting and is also passed to provider search.
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