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Outcome
Adds the first two bounded phases of durable same-frontier Graph-v2 continuation.
Phase 1 exports and restores a canonical, integrity-checked, graph-bound, appendable runtime-event prefix. It replays claim and instance projections through existing reducers and reconstructs request, attempt, and fence authority from events.
Phase 2 attaches an accepted quiescent checkpoint to a fresh engine in a separate OS process, retains the original session and event prefix, inserts exactly one catalog reconciliation request, enters the existing claim scheduler at LevelDispatch wave 1, and reruns only the changed keyed closure. The unchanged keyed sibling is reused without provider calls, and the returned checkpoint is quiescent, replay-equal, JSON-portable, and restorable.
Fail-fast gates reject corrupt integrity, graph mismatch, non-quiescent state, and unknown owners before provider or workspace effects. Planning, production, and falsifier hardening remain split into reviewable commits.
Verification
Nonclaims
This does not recover active attempts, leases, provider sessions, external resources, arbitrary runner state, or legacy snapshots. Abrupt controller loss, terminal adoption, lease reconciliation and fencing, and late old-fence publication rejection remain a later phase.