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* fix: await queued Codex trust preflight completion * fix(agent-trust): bound the trust preflight wait and order the worktree-startup write The awaited trust write had no cap. The local Codex writer queues on the per-config.toml lane it shares with hook installs and app-server trust grants, and the SSH writer chains a resolveHome round trip plus SFTP calls over a link that may be half-open - so "start agent" could hang with no error. Cap the wait at a single deadline and continue untrusted, which only loses the ordering optimisation: the agent then raises its own trust prompt, so giving up fails closed. Also await the discarded write in worktree startup, where the PTY spawns Codex on the next line and the synchronous catch could not see its rejection. Update the reliability gate: its oracle asserted the absence of a deadline, and its manifest was left unformatted. * fix(reliability-gates): record the trust-preflight counts the cited command actually reports The gate's evidence still described the pre-deadline suite: "32 author tests", "New11pass", "original4fail/7pass". The four deadline tests this branch adds make the cited command run 15 tests in `agent-trust-completion.unit.test.ts` and 36 across the four suites, so the manifest asserted counts its own command no longer produces. Re-ran the command and recorded what it printed. Re-ran the red/green as well, against the same 15-test suite rather than the 11 it was first measured on. Pre-await: 5 fail/10 pass. Unbounded-await: 3 fail/12 pass, where the fourth deadline test — the already-complete write settling on microtasks — passes unbounded too, so it is a timer control and not a red; saying so beats counting it as evidence for the cap. Two claims the commit left stale: only the IPC handler is under test, yet the same commit also bounds the worktree-startup write, and the cap is per call site while three other awaited Codex trust writes are still unbounded. Both are now gaps instead of silence. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>