Refactor SDK-first architecture seams (#3316)
* refactor: tighten sdk-first architecture seams Refs #3312 * refactor: finish state document seam cleanup Refs #3312 * test: harden minimal install cleanup assertion * ci: support sdk-scoped package lock * fix(3316): restore root package-lock.json and align changeset pr ref Reverts dec57a83 ("ci: support sdk-scoped package lock") and restores the root package-lock.json that c249d34d deleted. The deletion was the wrong direction: - The root package.json declares its own runtime and dev deps (@anthropic-ai/claude-agent-sdk, ws, c8). Without a root lockfile, `npm install --no-package-lock` resolves whatever satisfies semver at install time — CI today and CI in six months can install different transitive trees, defeating reproducibility. - The lockfile has been part of every release on this repo (long history on main); removing it loses the npm audit / Dependabot target without compensating benefit. - The CI workaround pattern (cache-dependency-path: sdk/package-lock.json + `npm install --no-package-lock`) papered over the symptom rather than fix the cause. Also fix the changeset pr: from 3312 (issue) to 3316 (PR). CONTEXT.md flags this exact failure mode as a recurring CodeRabbit finding. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix: address coderabbit review findings * fix: close remaining coderabbit threads --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Tighten SDK-first architecture seams across planning path projection, workstream inventory, STATE.md transforms, and CJS command routing. Shared CJS/SDK helpers now reduce drift, and STATE.md progress projection preserves curated wider aggregates without hiding real disk-derived progress.
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