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fix(web): deduplicate subagent navigation

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## Durable enumeration: `listChildren()` and `SubagentListEntry`
`SubagentService.listChildren(parentSessionId)` enumerates the parent's direct session-backed subagents from one `ctx.sessionQuery.traceSession()` observation, without loading or resuming any Agent. Session lineage is broader than subagent identity — ordinary forks share `parentSession` — so exactly one supported `subagent/descriptor` event in the child's own suffix (after `seedLength`, so a fork seed cannot leak an ancestor's descriptor) is the sole subagent discriminator. The result is one `SubagentListEntry[]` in the trace's `createdAt`-then-id candidate order: a valid descriptor yields a `child` entry with `mode: 'one-shot' | 'continuable'` and `activity: 'running' | 'inactive'`; continuable entries always carry `label`, while one-shot entries carry it only when the start caller supplied presentation metadata. A per-child inspection failure yields a `diagnostic` entry (`corrupt`, `unsupported`, or `unavailable`) so one damaged sibling cannot hide healthy children; a missing descriptor yields no entry. Activity snapshots only whether the logical record is live in `ctx.sessions`, not outcome or resumability. A service consumer such as a UI can display both modes and choose an unlabeled one-shot fallback, while the model-facing `list_agents` adapter (the separately loadable `/list-agents` plugin of [dsh-tool-subagent-control](../../packages/subagent/tool-subagent-control)) keeps only continuable entries and maps activity to its existing `running`/`complete` vocabulary. A failure while building the initial trace fails the whole call — per-child isolation begins only after a trustworthy candidate set exists. The service keeps `sessionQuery` optional for by-id continuation: `listChildren()` throws `SubagentError` with code `SUBAGENT_CONTROL_SESSION_QUERY_UNAVAILABLE` when it is absent, while the list tool requires `ctx.subagents` and `ctx.sessionQuery` at plugin load. Listing does not consult the continuation manager's Activation map, Agent registry, or provider availability; `send_message` remains the authoritative delivery-time operation, and a listed running continuable child may still reject delivery as an ownership conflict.
`SubagentService.listChildren(parentSessionId)` enumerates the parent's direct session-backed subagents from one `ctx.sessionQuery.traceSession()` observation, without loading or resuming any Agent. Session lineage is broader than subagent identity — ordinary forks share `parentSession` — so exactly one supported `subagent/descriptor` event in the child's own suffix (after `seedLength`, so a fork seed cannot leak an ancestor's descriptor) is the sole subagent discriminator. `SessionHeader.origin: 'subagent'` is only a coarse product-navigation classifier stamped before publication; it can suppress duplicate sidebar rows but cannot establish a valid descriptor, resumability, or authorization. The result is one `SubagentListEntry[]` in the trace's `createdAt`-then-id candidate order: a valid descriptor yields a `child` entry with `mode: 'one-shot' | 'continuable'` and `activity: 'running' | 'inactive'`; continuable entries always carry `label`, while one-shot entries carry it only when the start caller supplied presentation metadata. A per-child inspection failure yields a `diagnostic` entry (`corrupt`, `unsupported`, or `unavailable`) so one damaged sibling cannot hide healthy children; a missing descriptor yields no entry. Activity snapshots only whether the logical record is live in `ctx.sessions`, not outcome or resumability. A service consumer such as a UI can display both modes and choose an unlabeled one-shot fallback, while the model-facing `list_agents` adapter (the separately loadable `/list-agents` plugin of [dsh-tool-subagent-control](../../packages/subagent/tool-subagent-control)) keeps only continuable entries and maps activity to its existing `running`/`complete` vocabulary. A failure while building the initial trace fails the whole call — per-child isolation begins only after a trustworthy candidate set exists. The service keeps `sessionQuery` optional for by-id continuation: `listChildren()` throws `SubagentError` with code `SUBAGENT_CONTROL_SESSION_QUERY_UNAVAILABLE` when it is absent, while the list tool requires `ctx.subagents` and `ctx.sessionQuery` at plugin load. Listing does not consult the continuation manager's Activation map, Agent registry, or provider availability; `send_message` remains the authoritative delivery-time operation, and a listed running continuable child may still reject delivery as an ownership conflict.
## The terminal result: `SubagentResult`