Bind OpenSSH runners to connection generations - #68
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Long-lived managers may serve callers with different executable paths, login shells, agents, and environments. A manager-wide runner can therefore probe or tear down a master under execution policy that did not create it. Let callers bind one runner when a master starts or is adopted. The manager retains that runner through readiness checks, liveness probes, replacement teardown, disconnect, and idle cleanup. Existing callers keep the manager-wide default. Generated with OpenAI Codex Co-authored-by: OpenAI Codex <noreply@openai.com>
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Long-lived OpenSSH managers can serve callers with different executable paths, login shells, agents, and environments. This keeps each ControlMaster under the execution policy that created or adopted it.