Close Rust maintenance plan with sustainable guardrails - #31
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What changes
Close the bounded Rust maintenance plan with a reproducible before/after report and narrow, non-pedantic guardrails for internal permission strings, raw nested options, and production
tokio::spawnowners.Also replace two load-sensitive fixed-time assumptions in WebSocket and MCP stdio tests with deterministic readiness/event synchronization. Production Rust behavior, public APIs, wire formats, fixtures, snapshots, and goldens are unchanged.
Verification
Compatibility
compat-fixtures/fixtures/ortui/testdata/changed.scripts/audit-brand.shpasses.scripts/audit-public-surface.shpasses.Notes for the reviewer
The checked-in allow-list records complete, bounded best-effort, or named deferred lifecycle dispositions for every current production spawn owner. Remaining numeric, mechanical, error-source, API, and representation findings are explicitly deferred in the closeout report; this PR does not claim pedantic zero.