Make passive checkpoints verifiable and recoverable - #3
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Passive checkpoint verification previously accepted an empty workspace and a repeated checkpoint could hide a damaged journal. Verification now distinguishes missing, current, stale, foreign, and invalid state, validates the checkpoint/journal binding, and checks saved data before returning unchanged.
A versioned metadata transaction supports explicit recovery after an interrupted pair write. Recovery requires both Pinmind source hashes to remain unchanged and never re-executes the user's action. Passive doctor no longer requires a separate Codex CLI; explicit controller diagnostics remain available.
Validation: baseline and final verification suites pass; new regressions cover corruption, interruption/recovery, changed source state, active-run ownership, locks, and legacy checkpoint compatibility. An independent review found and verified the source-hash recovery fix.
Draft because live plugin loading, hook trust, and behavior in new Codex/Work sessions remain unverified. This working branch is intended for a locally verified disabled installation; no merge, release, or package publication is requested.