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refactor(agent-loop): drop the steering/message session event

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Steer, inject, and followup now land as durable user/message events on the
session surface; the steering/message event type and its ConversationNode
kind are removed from the client projection. Update tests, docs, generated
catalogs, and agent notes to match, and align the steering e2e fixture and
prompt inventory assertions with the durable user/message landing.
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@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ The Web sidebar exposes session titles and Workspace membership but cannot retri
The shared Web/headless composition mounts [`@deepseek-ai/dsh-session-query-sqlite`](../../../../packages/session-query/session-query-sqlite/README.md) with `openAt: first-search` and an in-memory database. The service is ACTIVE at boot, while its `node:sqlite` module and connection-private handle open only on the first content query. This keeps Node 22 startup output free of SQLite's experimental warning before search is used without promising to suppress the warning when search first imports the module. Each service instance owns its index, preserving the SQLite backend's single-owner contract across parallel CLI or Web invocations without leaving process-scoped derived files behind. The database starts empty and lazily reconciles live and persisted sessions on that first query. It remains a disposable derived index, separate from canonical JSONL persistence.
The host gateway exposes `session.search` through the existing typed RPC stack. It derives the authorization set from the same visible summaries as `session.list`, asks `ctx.sessionQuery.searchSessions` for globally ranked current-surface `user/message`, `assistant/message`, and `steering/message` matches, and consumes provider pages until it has 20 authorized sessions plus one lookahead or exhausts the stream. The first provider page requests 20 hits; a first-page `SESSION_QUERY_INVALID_LIMIT` halves that size through 10, 5, 2, and 1, retaining the learned size across continuations and stale-generation restarts. Every hit's session id, best-match session id, surface, and event type are revalidated before its snippet leaves the Host. Emitted snippets contain at most 240 Unicode code points; the Host and wire schema share the protocol bounds and code-point-safe truncation helper, while the wire schema independently enforces the snippet bound at client parse. Keeping the potentially large authorization set out of SQLite bindings avoids the portable variable ceiling while preserving global ranking. The response remains one bounded page; `hasMore` tells the UI to ask for a narrower query rather than exposing pagination. A stale continuation discards the current attempt's partial results, deduplication entries, and cursors, then restarts from the first page against the original visibility snapshot. Limit probes and stale retries share the limit of 100 provider calls (and therefore at most 2,000 inspected hits); a page larger than its requested limit, a repeated continuation cursor, or a still-unexhausted stream at that call budget fails closed as an `internal` business error. The carrier signal cancels superseded work, including persistence listing, bounded batches of cold-session metadata stats, and each provider call, and wins over a concurrent limit or stale rejection. A missing query service or an unrecovered indexing/query failure remains a business error and does not mutate the canonical session store.
The host gateway exposes `session.search` through the existing typed RPC stack. It derives the authorization set from the same visible summaries as `session.list`, asks `ctx.sessionQuery.searchSessions` for globally ranked current-surface `user/message` and `assistant/message` matches, and consumes provider pages until it has 20 authorized sessions plus one lookahead or exhausts the stream. The first provider page requests 20 hits; a first-page `SESSION_QUERY_INVALID_LIMIT` halves that size through 10, 5, 2, and 1, retaining the learned size across continuations and stale-generation restarts. Every hit's session id, best-match session id, surface, and event type are revalidated before its snippet leaves the Host. Emitted snippets contain at most 240 Unicode code points; the Host and wire schema share the protocol bounds and code-point-safe truncation helper, while the wire schema independently enforces the snippet bound at client parse. Keeping the potentially large authorization set out of SQLite bindings avoids the portable variable ceiling while preserving global ranking. The response remains one bounded page; `hasMore` tells the UI to ask for a narrower query rather than exposing pagination. A stale continuation discards the current attempt's partial results, deduplication entries, and cursors, then restarts from the first page against the original visibility snapshot. Limit probes and stale retries share the limit of 100 provider calls (and therefore at most 2,000 inspected hits); a page larger than its requested limit, a repeated continuation cursor, or a still-unexhausted stream at that call budget fails closed as an `internal` business error. The carrier signal cancels superseded work, including persistence listing, bounded batches of cold-session metadata stats, and each provider call, and wins over a concurrent limit or stale rejection. A missing query service or an unrecovered indexing/query failure remains a business error and does not mutate the canonical session store.
[`WorkspaceBrowser`](../../../../packages/client/ui-workspace/README.md) keeps metadata and content search deliberately separate. Its default copy is English, and its input plus defensive request path remove NUL and cap queries at the request schema's 500 UTF-16 code units without splitting a surrogate pair. A non-blank query immediately computes case-insensitive title and Workspace substring matches from the Session list, starts a 250 ms debounced content request, aborts the preceding request when the query changes, and ignores stale completions. It merges local matches first in recency order with backend-ranked content-only matches, deduplicates by session id, and renders a flat list regardless of the normal grouping mode. Each row shows the title, Workspace, and an available one-line snippet. Selecting a row opens the Session only and preserves the query; it does not navigate to an exact event.