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fix(fs): persist read window offset in the read card meta

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An empty read window (byte cap below the first selected line: `lines: []`
with `totalLines > 0`) dropped `offset` from the persisted presentation
meta, so a replayed read card could not report where the window starts or
where a continuation resumes. Carry `offset` on `FsReadMeta`,
`ReadResultView`, and the `presentationMeta` projection, and validate it in
`readMetaFromMeta` (1-based integer; the first line number may not fall
below it). Re-record the ACP fixtures and the cordis api catalog.

Also correct the Note's `parallel-file-reads` golden path
(examples/tui-agent -> apps/cli) and record the pre-card replay-degradation
tradeoff in the Decision section.
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Add a fourth `card` tag, `read`, to the [render-intent union](../architecture/2026-07-02-tool-render-intent-union.md) — result-side only. `ToolResultView` gains `ReadResultView { card: 'read'; title?; path; lines: ReadFileLine[]; totalLines; lang?; content? }`; `ReadFileLine { number; text }` is the shared line unit. `ToolCallView` is untouched: the pending state stays a `GenericCallView` (`kind: 'read'`) because a call carries no file content until `execute` returns, so there is nothing structured to show at call time. This diverges from the bash terminal card, which tags both sides — a terminal call already carries its command and cwd at call time, a read call carries neither content nor total, so tagging the call side would add an empty variant.
The read tool projects the structured window through `output.presentationMeta`, the same persisted channel write/edit use for their applied-diff hunks ([canonical tool output contract](../architecture/2026-07-20-canonical-tool-output-contract.md)). `presentationMeta` runs once for a top-level surface call, returns `{ path, lines, totalLines, lang? }` as JSON the session validates and stores on the result's `meta`, and `presentResult` narrows that meta back into the `ReadResultView` on both live and replay paths. Without this channel the line array and total would be unreachable: the raw output object is not on the wire, and re-parsing the `N: text` text is lossy and fragile against the truncation footer.
The read tool projects the structured window through `output.presentationMeta`, the same persisted channel write/edit use for their applied-diff hunks ([canonical tool output contract](../architecture/2026-07-20-canonical-tool-output-contract.md)). `presentationMeta` runs once for a top-level surface call, returns `{ path, offset, lines, totalLines, lang? }` as JSON the session validates and stores on the result's `meta`, and `presentResult` narrows that meta back into the `ReadResultView` on both live and replay paths. `offset` (the 1-based first line the window requested) rides along because a byte cap below the first selected line yields an empty `lines` array with a positive `totalLines`; without the persisted `offset` a replayed card of such a window could not report where it starts or where a continuation resumes, and the last-line and re-parse fallbacks are both lossy. Without this channel the line array and total would be unreachable: the raw output object is not on the wire, and re-parsing the `N: text` text is lossy and fragile against the truncation footer.
`presentResult` returns `undefined` — the generic fallback — whenever the meta is absent or malformed (`readMetaFromMeta` narrows it defensively, so a replay of an older logged result never throws), whenever the result is an error, and whenever the single text block is not the read envelope. On the success path it carries `content` (the envelope-stripped text) alongside the structured fields, so a UI without the read capability, including the current TUI, renders the file text through the generic/default card arm exactly as before. The TUI's `renderBody` switch (`packages/ui/tui/src/components/transcript.ts`) is not `assertNever`-exhaustive: `terminal` and `diff` have arms and everything else falls through to the generic arm, which reads `view.content`. That default arm alone was not enough: `render()` sets `genericContent` — and with it the dim-Markdown `dimBody` treatment — on a separate gate that was `card === 'generic'` only, so a `read` card would have kept the text but lost its dim styling. The gate now admits `card: 'read'` too, taking `content` down the same dim-Markdown path, so a read renders in the TUI exactly as it did before the read card existed. Beyond that one gate the TUI needs no read-specific code.
`presentResult` returns `undefined` — the generic fallback — whenever the meta is absent or malformed (`readMetaFromMeta` narrows it defensively, so a replay of an older logged result never throws), whenever the result is an error, and whenever the single text block is not the read envelope. A pre-card logged result — a valid read envelope with no persisted `meta`, recorded before this card existed — takes that same `undefined` path deliberately: the client falls back to the raw `result.content`, so it shows the enveloped `<path>/<type>/<content>` text rather than the envelope-stripped generic card the old presenter returned. This is the accepted degradation under the [pre-release stance](../../../CLAUDE.md): reject the old on-disk format rather than add an envelope-stripping compatibility branch, since this PR re-records every published fixture and the session format promises no backward compatibility. On the success path `presentResult` carries `content` (the envelope-stripped text) alongside the structured fields, so a UI without the read capability, including the current TUI, renders the file text through the generic/default card arm exactly as before. The TUI's `renderBody` switch (`packages/ui/tui/src/components/transcript.ts`) is not `assertNever`-exhaustive: `terminal` and `diff` have arms and everything else falls through to the generic arm, which reads `view.content`. That default arm alone was not enough: `render()` sets `genericContent` — and with it the dim-Markdown `dimBody` treatment — on a separate gate that was `card === 'generic'` only, so a `read` card would have kept the text but lost its dim styling. The gate now admits `card: 'read'` too, taking `content` down the same dim-Markdown path, so a read renders in the TUI exactly as it did before the read card existed. Beyond that one gate the TUI needs no read-specific code.
### Language hint derivation
@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ The read tool now computes `presentationMeta` for every top-level read, a small
## Testing
`packages/fs/tool-fs/tests/read-render.spec.ts` unit-tests `langFromPath` (known extensions case-insensitively, extension read after the last segment and last dot, and the `undefined` cases: dotfile, extensionless, trailing dot, unknown) and `readMetaFromMeta` (a well-formed narrow with and without `lang`, and every rejection: non-object, array, missing or wrong-typed `path`/`totalLines`/`lines`, a malformed line entry, a non-string `lang`, and — because the function narrows the opaque persisted `meta` boundary — the semantically invalid paths a well-typed replayed JSON can still carry: a line `number` that is not a 1-based integer (`0`, `1.5`, `NaN`, `Infinity`), a `totalLines` that is not a non-negative integer (`-1`, `1.5`, `NaN`), and lines whose numbers duplicate, decrease, or exceed `totalLines`). `packages/fs/tool-fs/tests/tools.spec.ts` pins the tool wiring: `execute` attaches the structured window (with and without a `lang` hint) as `meta`, `presentResult` narrows it into a `card: 'read'` view carrying the envelope-stripped `content`, and the decline paths (error result, non-single-text content, malformed envelope with valid meta, and valid envelope with absent or malformed meta) all fall back to `undefined`. Both changed source files hold per-file 100% coverage. This PR carries the snapshot evidence for the persisted meta and the extended union, not for a new rendered view: the re-recorded ACP session fixtures (`fs-read`, `fs-read-window`, `fs-edit`, `fs-policy-reject`, `fs-write-overwrite`, `parallel-tool-calls`, `workspace-context`, `workspace-edit`) pin the persisted read `meta` (with `{{cwd}}`-tokenized paths), and `cordis-inspect-jsdoc` pins the four-member `ToolResultView` union. The keyless snapshot and assembled-application transcript for the rendered read card belong to the follow-up Web PR that consumes the view, since this PR adds no new product-user-visible rendering — the TUI routes the read card through its existing generic dim-Markdown fallback (`transcript.ts` treats `card: 'read'` like `card: 'generic'`), so its output is unchanged. The `apps/cli` `parallel-file-reads` terminal golden (`examples/tui-agent/tests/snapshots/parallel-file-reads/terminal.expected.txt`) pins exactly that: a real replay executes the read tool, renders it through the new `card: 'read'` gate, and the golden's dim-Markdown rows are byte-for-byte what a generic read produced before this card existed.
`packages/fs/tool-fs/tests/read-render.spec.ts` unit-tests `langFromPath` (known extensions case-insensitively, extension read after the last segment and last dot, and the `undefined` cases: dotfile, extensionless, trailing dot, unknown) and `readMetaFromMeta` (a well-formed narrow with and without `lang`, and every rejection: non-object, array, missing or wrong-typed `path`/`totalLines`/`lines`, a malformed line entry, a non-string `lang`, and — because the function narrows the opaque persisted `meta` boundary — the semantically invalid paths a well-typed replayed JSON can still carry: an `offset` that is not a 1-based integer, a first line `number` below `offset`, a line `number` that is not a 1-based integer (`0`, `1.5`, `NaN`, `Infinity`), a `totalLines` that is not a non-negative integer (`-1`, `1.5`, `NaN`), and lines whose numbers duplicate, decrease, or exceed `totalLines`; it also narrows an empty window at a positive `offset` (a byte cap below the first selected line). `packages/fs/tool-fs/tests/tools.spec.ts` pins the tool wiring: `execute` attaches the structured window (with and without a `lang` hint) as `meta`, `presentResult` narrows it into a `card: 'read'` view carrying the envelope-stripped `content`, and the decline paths (error result, non-single-text content, malformed envelope with valid meta, and valid envelope with absent or malformed meta) all fall back to `undefined`. Both changed source files hold per-file 100% coverage. This PR carries the snapshot evidence for the persisted meta and the extended union, not for a new rendered view: the re-recorded ACP session fixtures (`fs-read`, `fs-read-window`, `fs-edit`, `fs-policy-reject`, `fs-write-overwrite`, `parallel-tool-calls`, `workspace-context`, `workspace-edit`) pin the persisted read `meta` (with `{{cwd}}`-tokenized paths), and `cordis-inspect-jsdoc` pins the four-member `ToolResultView` union. The keyless snapshot and assembled-application transcript for the rendered read card belong to the follow-up Web PR that consumes the view, since this PR adds no new product-user-visible rendering — the TUI routes the read card through its existing generic dim-Markdown fallback (`transcript.ts` treats `card: 'read'` like `card: 'generic'`), so its output is unchanged. The `apps/cli` `parallel-file-reads` terminal golden (`apps/cli/tests/snapshots/parallel-file-reads/terminal.expected.txt`) pins exactly that: a real replay executes the read tool, renders it through the new `card: 'read'` gate, and the golden's dim-Markdown rows are byte-for-byte what a generic read produced before this card existed.
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