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refactor agent pre-step inbox lifecycle

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## Decision
`dsh-session-checkpoint-policy` owns semantic durability barriers as a zero-config plugin beside a persistence backend. At `agent/step`, it flushes pending prompt input or the preceding response/result batch before the next request is derived. It wraps `llm/stream` lazily and flushes the live session after `request/header` is logged but before the adapter stream is constructed. It wraps top-level `tools/execute` after ordered pre-execute policy and flushes the recorded `tool/call` before the tool body; nested dispatches reuse the outer model-visible call. The loop's final `turn/end` checkpoint remains the closing boundary and settles before another queued turn or idle observation.
`dsh-session-checkpoint-policy` owns semantic durability barriers as a zero-config plugin beside a persistence backend. At `agent/pre-step`, it flushes pending prompt input or the preceding response/result batch before the next request is derived. It wraps `llm/stream` lazily and flushes the live session after `request/header` is logged but before the adapter stream is constructed. It wraps top-level `tools/execute` after ordered pre-execute policy and flushes the recorded `tool/call` before the tool body; nested dispatches reuse the outer model-visible call. The loop's final `turn/end` checkpoint remains the closing boundary and settles before another queued turn or idle observation.
Persistence and checkpoint scheduling remain separate Cordis plugins. A backend makes requested `session/flush` boundaries durable but does not choose them; loading it without this policy is valid and retains the loop's coarser checkpoints. First-party persisted apps and runtimes explicitly mount both, while a specialized deployment may intentionally omit or replace the policy. Registration order governs whether events appended by other `agent/step` listeners precede this checkpoint; prompt input and the preceding loop-owned assistant message and ordered results are already in the log.
Persistence and checkpoint scheduling remain separate Cordis plugins. A backend makes requested `session/flush` boundaries durable but does not choose them; loading it without this policy is valid and retains the loop's coarser checkpoints. First-party persisted apps and runtimes explicitly mount both, while a specialized deployment may intentionally omit or replace the policy. Registration order governs whether events appended by other `agent/pre-step` listeners precede this checkpoint; prompt input and the preceding loop-owned assistant message and ordered results are already in the log.
Checkpoint failure and cancellation are fail-closed at effect boundaries. A rejected request checkpoint prevents adapter dispatch; a rejected tool checkpoint becomes an error result without invoking the tool body. If cancellation lands while the tool checkpoint is pending, the policy rechecks the signal and returns the canonical `ABORTED_BEFORE_DISPATCH` result. A rejected between-step checkpoint closes the turn before another model request. A rejected final turn checkpoint is reported live and does not prevent later queued work. Persistence serialization continues to belong to the coordinator, so concurrent tool checkpoints cannot duplicate event sequences.