fix(session-title): serialize provider request writes
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@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ The core session package exposes `ctx.sessions.appendOutOfBand()` only for plugi
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Only text blocks from human-source `user/message` events are eligible. Empty, control-only, and non-text prompts wait for the next eligible message. The service schedules the first fallback without awaiting it from the prompt path, normalizes whitespace and control sequences, applies the configured word and UTF-8 byte limits without splitting a code point, and records the first message seq.
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Automatic provider work starts only after the main loop has a current logged provider/model route. A newly appended `request/header` starts pending work directly; when the header is unchanged, the marked loop-built `llm/stream` request starts it after matching the folded route. Generation then runs independently of the agent response, and a completion joins whichever turn is open at acceptance time or uses the zero-step append path. Explicit `refresh(session, signal?)` materializes any missing fallback and awaits the registered provider; without a provider it returns the fallback. Caller cancellation during fallback flush does not roll back the durable append, but `refresh()` rechecks the signal and rejects instead of returning success. Concurrent refreshes reserve their session-local revision before waiting for fallback durability, so a newer call supersedes an older call before either can invert provider completion order.
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Automatic provider work starts only after the main loop has a current logged provider/model route. A newly appended `request/header` starts pending work directly; when the header is unchanged, the marked loop-built `llm/stream` request starts it after matching the folded route. Generation then runs independently of the agent response, and a completion joins whichever turn is open at acceptance time or uses the zero-step append path. Explicit `refresh(session, signal?)` materializes any missing fallback and awaits the registered provider; without a provider it returns the fallback. Caller cancellation during fallback flush does not roll back the durable append, but `refresh()` rechecks the signal and rejects instead of returning success. Concurrent refreshes reserve their session-local revision before waiting for fallback durability, so a newer call supersedes an older call before either can invert provider completion order. All title-capability out-of-band writes share a per-session settlement queue; a replacement model request waits for any earlier title write, while the superseded model call itself remains independently abortable and cannot commit stale output.
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The first-message provider schedules once when a fresh session first creates its fallback. An automatic failure does not reschedule on later prompts; `refresh()` is the retry path. The all-messages provider schedules after every eligible human prompt and passes all eligible messages through that revision, including seeded history. Its newer revision aborts and supersedes older pending or active work.
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