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Context

Temporary inventory and admission refusals were charged as execution failures. A valid capacity hold also erased prior failures, allowing recovered work to exceed its retry budget.

TL;DR

Defer exact temporary launch refusals while preserving execution budgets and fresh admission checks.

Summary

• Recognize issue-bound inventory and admission receipts during initialize and before_run, with distinct status evidence.
• Reject ambiguous or later-phase receipts so a prompt already sent cannot authorize duplicate execution.
• Release held claims, preserve consumed retry attempts, and recheck eligibility through bounded cooldowns.
• Keep queued retries out of candidate dispatch; ordinary failures and tracker rate limits retain their existing gates.

Alternatives

• Extend the maintained cooldown and reconciliation path; a new lifecycle framework is unnecessary.
• Treating arbitrary exit75 as retryable would hide real failures and defeat the execution budget.

Test Plan

• make -C elixir all: 348 tests, zero failures, six existing live-test skips; format, specs, Credo and Dialyzer pass.
• TemporaryAdmission coverage is 100%; existing excluded runtime modules are not included in that percentage.
• Actual OTP budget regression: failed turn, retry1, valid hold, resume at attempt1, then failure exhausts the budget.
• Actual launcher and before_run tests cover ambiguity, cancellation, tracker429 and fresh eligibility on recovery.
• Actual patched Jovie launcher reaches AppServer's existing provider receipt parser with honest unknown timing.