feat(google-adk): add released-runner TRACE adapter - #128
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Signed-off-by: Siddhant Rai <siddhant.rai.5686@gmail.com>
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Summary
Evidence boundary
The adapter starts a run as incomplete and only reports success after root-agent completion plus after_run. It keeps terminal runner errors distinct, isolates concurrent invocations, fingerprints function-call IDs before retention, and refuses ambiguous model identity. Tool recovery and plugin short-circuit behavior are recorded as callback observations rather than claims that a function body ran.
Bare Google ADK does not enforce a TRACE policy, so enforcement_mode defaults to declared and appraisal.status remains none. agentrust-trace-tests 0.5.0 predates declared; the Level 0 conformance fixture uses advisory only for the documented path where an external layer actually evaluated the policy.
Verification
Relates to #96