Share workflow action execution between CLI and web

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Agents can now execute individual Local Markdown Queue, Send back, and Resume operations through wrighty actions <id> <name> --exec --yes --expected-version <stateVersion> --json. CLI and web use the same eligibility rules and backend executor, which revalidates the item, claim, session, and configuration under the local store lock before mutation.

Queue and Send back preserve the existing worker-queue authorization policy. Resume preserves the recorded session and fences its previous claim. Results include before/after state and refreshed worker pickup assessment; a failed follow-up inspection does not turn an applied mutation into a retryable failure. These actions do not start workers. The bundled skill and command documentation describe the new workflow.

Validation:

• 2,411 .NET tests, 96 JavaScript tests, and 8 packaging tests passed.
• Built CLI smoke tests covered all three actions, confirmation and stale-state refusals, authorization changes, session preservation, and no worker launch.
• Automated web parity tests, skill validation, and local static analysis of changed code passed. The hosted-worker layout fixture now explicitly uses an empty queue so seeded work cannot terminate its worker during the assertion.
• The maintainer tested the implementation and confirmed it works; agent-driven browser verification was unavailable because localhost access was denied.

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Quality Gate passed

Issues
0 New issues
0 Accepted issues

Measures
0 Security Hotspots
98.4% Coverage on New Code
0.0% Duplication on New Code

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