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refactor: apply repository naming contract

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Apply the accepted pre-release package, service, type, directory, and role renames as one repository-wide change.
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## Decision
The `running` phase carries a `wakeRequested` latch, mirroring the existing `maintenance` phase field. `wakeDriver()` latches whenever the current activity cannot deliver the wake — a maintenance task never reads the queue, and an aborted activity converges without restarting — while a live driver needs no latch because it claims queued work itself. The exiting activity replays the latch at its own convergence boundary (`kick`'s `finally` and `runMaintenance`'s `finally`): this placement guarantees `turn/end N` lands before the replayed driver opens `turn/start N+1`, and that `whenIdle()` sees the replayed driver through its `activityDone` loop. The replay sites run only while `inbox.hasPending`, so a latched wake removed from the inbox before convergence does not start an empty driver. A wake sent while the agent is already idle keeps its turn boundary even when its message is cleared before the driver claims — that `idle → running → idle` transition is an observable contract: the goal-session driver's pause/disarm fallback fires on the `idle` transition after a cancelled reservation (moving the guard into `wakeDriver()` suppresses that boundary). `cancel()` without `keepInbox` clears the latch together with the inbox.
The `running` phase carries a `wakeRequested` latch, mirroring the existing `maintenance` phase field. `wakeDriver()` latches whenever the current activity cannot deliver the wake — a maintenance task never reads the queue, and an aborted activity converges without restarting — while a live driver needs no latch because it claims queued work itself. The exiting activity replays the latch at its own convergence boundary (`kick`'s `finally` and `runMaintenance`'s `finally`): this placement guarantees `turn/end N` lands before the replayed driver opens `turn/start N+1`, and that `whenIdle()` sees the replayed driver through its `activityDone` loop. The replay sites run only while `inbox.hasPending`, so a latched wake removed from the inbox before convergence does not start an empty driver. A wake sent while the agent is already idle keeps its turn boundary even when its message is cleared before the driver claims — that `idle → running → idle` transition is an observable contract: the goal-round-driver driver's pause/disarm fallback fires on the `idle` transition after a cancelled reservation (moving the guard into `wakeDriver()` suppresses that boundary). `cancel()` without `keepInbox` clears the latch together with the inbox.
The `signal.aborted` discriminator is load-bearing: it separates pre-abort queued work — which `keepInbox` parks for a later wake (the `keepInbox` parking contract) — from post-abort explicit wakes, which must run after convergence.