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Convert SessionRuntime interaction broker to TypeScript - #540
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Converts the HostedSession interaction broker to TypeScript without changing prompt handling, review authority, metadata, cancellation, remote/local answer races, or response normalization. Named request, option, response, adapter, and surface types stay with the implementation and derive interaction kinds/outcomes from the owning vocabulary. Updates all 64 consumers, three live references, and the JavaScript baseline.
Typed promise settlements remove the old race-result assertion. Native outcome assertions replace the existing
anycast; opaque metadata and caught-error boundaries retain their existing contracts. The named option type preserves the original JSDoc compatibility with UI option records. No runtime guards or normalization rules are added. Errors and existing test assertions/cases remain unchanged.Validation: