fix: preserve dev server background task classification - #50
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- Recover task identity from persisted lifecycle activities after restart - Prevent contradictory recovery events from promoting background tasks to agents
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What Changed
Preserve task identity and classification across sparse lifecycle events, server restarts, and recovery notifications. Background tasks such as dev servers now retain their background status instead of being promoted to the agent roster by contradictory or incomplete completion events.
Added focused server and client-runtime tests covering identity recovery and background-task exclusion.
Why
Provider recovery events may omit task metadata or contain stale classification fields after a restart. Previously, these events could cause background shell tasks to appear as interactive agents. Task classification is now anchored to the original
task.startedactivity, while missing identity fields are recovered from persisted task activities.Checklist