Add worker run inspection and cooperative CLI controls - #143
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Use concrete `Dictionary<string, string>` properties in the two worker test helpers that always store dictionaries. This resolves the two informational CA1859 findings reported during PR #143 without changing production behavior. Only two property declarations differ from `main`. Validation: all 98 `LocalDispatchStateTests` pass; all hosted CI checks and the SonarCloud quality gate pass, with zero open SonarCloud issues.
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Wrighty skills can now inspect and cooperatively stop an exact worker run through
workers show,workers drain, andworkers interrupt. CLI and web-hosted runs reuse the existing registry and worker-control protocol, including process-start identity verification and independent control of runs sharing a web-host PID. Stop responses distinguish an accepted request from completed shutdown.Foreground workers emit structured startup and completion receipts with run identity, selection, limits, ownership, and status/log locations. Worker-spawned sessions carry a recursion marker that prevents launching another worker. The bundled skill and documentation explain pickup assessment, launch authorization, foreground/terminal lifetime, and ambiguous outcomes. This adds no service installation, detached worker manager, or automatic restart.
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