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* fix(diagnostics): clear embedded-run activity when recovery declares lane idle Stuck-session recovery transitions a lane to idle via the recovery coordinator, but only mutated the session-state store. When an aborted embedded run was removed without markDiagnosticEmbeddedRunEnded, the activity store kept hasActiveEmbeddedRun set, so the liveness sweep reported idle/embedded_run and isIdleQueuedRecoverableSessionStall re-triggered recovery indefinitely. Reconcile the activity store from the authoritative idle declaration by clearing the session's embedded-run owners. The existing generation guard already excludes any newer run that re-armed activity, so a live requeued run is preserved. * fix(diagnostics): reconcile tool/model activity on authoritative idle cleanup clearDiagnosticEmbeddedRunActivityForSession (renamed from clearDiagnosticEmbeddedRunsForSession) now clears the aborted run's tool and model markers alongside the embedded-run owners, matching the default markDiagnosticEmbeddedRunEnded teardown. Clearing only the owner set left the lane as idle + orphaned tool/model activity, which isIdleQueuedRecoverableSessionStall still treats as recoverable while work is queued, so the liveness sweep kept re-triggering recovery instead of converging. Adds regression cases with stale tool and model markers plus queued work. * test(phone-control): align service mocks with keyed store API * fix(diagnostics): preserve rearmed recovery activity * fix(diagnostics): clear recovered owner markers * fix(diagnostics): clear recovered embedded work keys * fix(diagnostics): ignore stale same-key recovery owners * fix(diagnostics): preserve same-session recovery rearm * fix(diagnostics): ignore stale queued activity starts * fix(diagnostics): record recovery cutoffs for empty activity * fix(diagnostics): preserve fresh recovery markers * fix(diagnostics): prune stale activity before fresh recovery block --------- Co-authored-by: Peter Steinberger <steipete@gmail.com>