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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis change adds validated execution controls for native Anthropic streams. It bounds tool and request execution, supports step renewal and planning nudges, reports interrupted turns accurately, propagates tool timeouts to providers, and adds local SSE contract coverage. ChangesExecution control
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
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Caller->>AnthropicProvider: stream with executionControl
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SSEStandIn-->>AgenticLoop: stream events or deadline termination
AgenticLoop-->>AnthropicProvider: result with abort and stop metadata
AnthropicProvider-->>Caller: text stream and finish metadata
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Review of PR 1677 (native Anthropic terminal-truth + executionControl).
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- Around line 445-452: Replace recovered provider error text in assertion
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Raw provider error text reaches assertion failure messages. The harness classifies a failed case as SKIP when the thrown message matches isExpectedProviderError(). Each site below interpolates an uncontrolled error string captured from nl.stream() into an assert message, so a real regression that produced a provider-shaped message would be reported as skipped and the suite would stay green. Keep the raw strings in the console.log diagnostics and assert with structural values only.
test/continuous-test-suite-anthropic-execution-control.ts#L445-L452: replace${rejections.join(" | ")}with counts of accepted cases and of rejections that did not name the field.test/continuous-test-suite-anthropic-execution-control.ts#L496-L499: replace${zeroRejection || "acceptance"}with a boolean for whether the message namedlifetimeTimeoutMs.test/continuous-test-suite-anthropic-execution-control.ts#L542-L545: replace the slicedmessagewith a boolean for whether the rejection namedexecutionControl.test/continuous-test-suite-anthropic-execution-control.ts#L596-L604: replace the slicedcombinedRejectionwith booleans for each expected field name.test/continuous-test-suite-anthropic-execution-control.ts#L1225-L1228: replace the slicederrorMessagewith a boolean for whether it contained "timed out".
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test/continuous-test-suite-anthropic-execution-control.ts:445-452 use accepted
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Fixed in 10fa282: assertion messages in this suite now carry only counts, our own labels and booleans (such as which cases were accepted or did not name the field); the provider's raw error text goes only to console.log diagnostic lines.
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In `@docs-site/static/llms-full.txt`:
- Around line 180806-180808: Update the documentation around the tool timeout
behavior to explicitly state that timing out returns an error result but does
not cancel the underlying tool.execute() promise, which may continue running and
producing side effects while subsequent work or retries proceed.
- Around line 180792-180800: Update the public toolTimeoutMs contract to support
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Resolve the documented toolTimeoutMs compatibility contract.
The reference declares an unconditional 300,000 ms timeout and says the engine always bounds every tool call. The stream options section also says that omitting executionControl preserves legacy bounds. This does not disclose the reported change for Bedrock and AI Studio, which previously allowed unbounded tool execution. Add a null opt-out to the public contract and regenerate this documentation, or explicitly document and confirm the compatibility break before merging.
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In `@docs-site/static/llms-full.txt` around lines 180792 - 180800, Update the
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Fixed in 10fa282: toolTimeoutMs now accepts null for no bound (resolved through resolveToolTimeoutMs, honoured on the Bedrock and AI Studio paths), and the ExecutionControlOptions docs state those paths gained the 300s default tool bound.
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| generate path — the turn continues instead of wedging. |
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Document that a tool timeout does not cancel execution.
The documentation says that a timeout returns an error result and the turn continues. It does not state that the underlying tool.execute() promise continues running. The tool can therefore keep producing side effects while later work or retries start. Document this behavior explicitly, or add cancellation semantics before presenting the timeout contract as complete.
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In `@docs-site/static/llms-full.txt` around lines 180806 - 180808, Update the
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Fixed in 10fa282: the toolTimeoutMs docs now say a timed-out tool is only told to stop, and one that ignores its abort signal keeps running in the background with its result discarded; nothing in the loop can cancel it.
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Verdict: APPROVE — both prior findings resolved by the force-push to
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| Sev | Prior finding (loopEngine.ts) | Status now | Evidence in current code |
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| MAJOR | 300 s per-tool bound applied to every provider with no opt-out (Rule 5 regression for Bedrock/AI Studio). | ✅ Resolved | StreamOptions.toolTimeoutMs?: number | null (stream.ts:580); resolveToolTimeoutMs() three-way distinction in constants.ts; executeToolCall null branch awaits unguarded (loopEngine.ts); validateExecutionControl refuses toolTimeoutMs:null+lifetimeTimeoutMs:null before any request; Bedrock/AI Studio/Vertex/Anthropic all thread toolTimeoutMs (incl. null) into runAgenticLoop. Typechecker-enforced (dropping the null branch won't compile). |
| MINOR | Tool timed out but underlying execution orphaned (not cancelled). | ✅ Resolved | executeToolCall races each call against a per-call AbortController the deadline aborts with the timeout as the abort reason; turn abort is forwarded into it; Promise.race + finally clears timer/listener; no unhandled rejection. The "tool ignores its signal" limit is explicitly documented. |
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- Terminal-truth grading: engine sets
aborted+finishReason = aborted && rawStopReason===undefined ? "other" : finishReason; Anthropic client reads the merged signal's reason —reason instanceof TimeoutError→"time-limit", else"aborted"— andfinishReason:"other", returning before the step-cap branch. Clean turn still reports"stop". Correct. - Missing-terminal-event guard:
readAnthropicSteptreats a stream that ended beforemessage_stopasANTHROPIC_STREAM_TRUNCATED(non-retriable), so a truncated turn can't report a normal stop; the per-request deadline'sTimeoutErrorthrows before that check. Correct. - Contract validation:
validateExecutionControlrejects unsupported providers (UNSUPPORTED_PROVIDER, Anthropic-only), rejectsturnTimeoutMs+explicitlifetimeTimeoutMs, treatslifetimeTimeoutMs:undefinedas inherit (via!== undefined, notin), validatesbeforeStep/beforeStepTimeoutMs. Reject-not-ignore throughout. beforeStepbounded and cancellable in the client (createTimeoutController+raceWithAbort, defaultDEFAULT_BEFORE_STEP_TIMEOUT_MS=30s); failure/throw declines the renewal, never kills the turn. Engine-side step-cap renewal is floored, finite and strictly-larger.- Provider wiring complete: Bedrock
streamingConversationLoopand AI Studio both forwardtoolTimeoutMs(with comments documenting that the engine's bound is now their only per-tool watch). ComparerunAgenticLoopdispatch for all four. - Tests:
loop-characterization(13/13, nowoffline:trueso a hang fails) +execution-control(16/16) drivedist/, offline SSE stand-in, wired into CI. CodeRabbit's test-hygiene point (interpolating provider-shaped error text into asserts) is also folded in — assertions now use structural booleans/counts. - ESLint: the new
e2e-tests-onlyentry for the execution-control suite declares its determinism exception in both the allow-list and (per the suite) its file header — forresolveToolTimeoutMs, "no bound" vs "300s default" are indistinguishable from outside a 60 s live call. Compliant with Rule 15. - No security issues: no secrets, no injection, no unsafe handling of model/user input (Rule 1/3/6 untouched; registry not involved).
Informational (not blocking)
- The per-call tool deadline timer in
executeToolCallis deliberately notunref'd so it can hold the loop open to fire on a wedged tool (up to the default 300 s). Correct and documented, but a library-embedding caveat worth knowing.
Recommendation: accept. The opt-in executionControl contract plus the toolTimeoutMs:null escape hatch fully address the Rule 5 concern and the abandonment concern. Both prior review threads resolved; no new findings.
(this consolidated summary supersedes the yama:summary comments from prior passes; the code is now the force-pushed 5c1fae7.)
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Map interrupted tool turns to "other" without changing completed turns.
When dispatchStepTools is running, rawStopReason already contains "tool_use". A caller abort can then break the loop with aborted === true, so adapter.mapFinishReason returns "tool-calls". Google AI Studio and Google Vertex use this value to decide whether the model finished, and neither applies an unconditional provider-level abort override.
Track genuine normal terminal completion separately, then use:
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aborted && !normalTerminalCompletion ? "other" : finishReason,Set normalTerminalCompletion only when the adapter has delivered a normal terminal result. Preserve "stop" or the provider terminal reason when the abort arrives after that completion.
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In `@src/lib/core/loopEngine.ts` around lines 586 - 587, Update the finish-reason
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Require the truncated stream to produce an error.
The test records drained.error, but it never asserts that the error exists. A regression can silently end the stream with no tool execution, an undefined finishReason, and one request. All current assertions then pass.
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Fixed in 10fa282: the truncated-stream test now records whether the stream surfaced an error and asserts that first, then asserts the error names the missing terminal message_stop, with no provider text in the assertion messages.
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…control contract Two additive changes to the native Anthropic stream path. First, terminal truth. A turn that the caller aborted, or that ran out its own time, reported a normal stop reason, so a consumer could not tell a cancelled turn from one that finished on its own and a stopped run looked like a completed one. The agentic loop now carries whether it was aborted, and the stream path grades a turn from that fact plus the composed signal's reason: a timeout reports "time-limit", any other abort reports "aborted", and both settle finishReason as "other" rather than falling through to the step-cap branch. An unaborted turn still reports "stop". Second, an opt-in executionControl contract for callers that need to run as long as real progress continues rather than to a fixed ceiling. It carries a required finite requestTimeoutMs, a lifetimeTimeoutMs where null means no lifetime timer and a finite value an explicit cap, and a beforeStep callback that runs at a safe step boundary after settled tool results and may renew a finite step cap in the same loop. It is absent by default and legacy consumers are untouched; a provider that cannot honour it rejects the option rather than ignoring it. An explicitly-undefined lifetimeTimeoutMs inherits the legacy handling rather than silently removing the ceiling, and combining it with turnTimeoutMs is rejected rather than dropping one in silence. Because no lifetime timer can be in force, tool execution is bounded in its own right: the agentic loop applies toolTimeoutMs to every tool call, defaulting to five minutes. Providers that already guarded their tools keep their own bound at the same value. AI Studio and Bedrock had none, so they gain one — and toolTimeoutMs: null is the way out, restoring an unguarded await for callers whose tools are legitimately long-running. A finite number cannot express that: it is always a ceiling, and Infinity silently becomes setTimeout's ~24.9-day cap. The one combination refused is toolTimeoutMs: null together with lifetimeTimeoutMs: null, which would leave a turn with no bound anywhere. A tool that exceeds its deadline is now cancelled rather than abandoned. It runs against a per-call AbortController that the deadline aborts, so the tool is told to stop instead of being left running while the model is told it failed — a terminal outcome reported for something that had not terminated, still holding its resources and, for a side-effecting tool, still applying its effect. A tool that ignores its signal still runs on; that limit is documented rather than implied. Cancelling the turn reaches an in-flight tool exactly as before. turnTimeoutMs is honoured as the whole-stream timer when it is a valid positive number, and otherwise the provider's own timeout stands. withTimeout no longer leaves its timer pending after the race is decided. Covered by the existing Anthropic loop characterization suite and a new execution-control suite, both driven by a local SSE stand-in that needs no API keys, and both wired into CI beside their siblings. The characterization suite now declares itself offline, so a hang fails instead of skipping, and the execution-control suite asserts on structural values only — the harness downgrades a failure to SKIP when the message looks like a provider error, so interpolating captured provider text into an assertion could have turned a real regression green. Two notes for review, because neither is visible in the diff alone. This PR adds one entry to the `neurolink/e2e-tests-only` allow list in eslint.config.js, which is why an Anthropic-streaming change touches lint config. The rule's own determinism exception covers "a pure translation table", and resolveToolTimeoutMs is exactly that: it maps absent, a number and an explicit null onto a bound or no bound, and two of those three are indistinguishable from outside — "no bound" and "the 300s default" differ only for a tool outrunning 300s, which no case in a 60s offline suite can stage. Without the exception the central claim of the compatibility fix would ship untested; a mutation collapsing null back to the default otherwise passes every behavioural case in the suite. The opt-out is also enforced by the compiler, not only by a test: removing the null branch from the engine does not typecheck, because `number | null` reaches setTimeout and tsc rejects it. A test can be deleted; that cannot be ignored. Two cases were added after review. The characterization suite now pins how an abort is graded by WHERE it lands: on the first content chunk the whole answer still reaches the consumer but no terminal event was ever parsed, so the turn reports "aborted"/"other" with no provider reason; after the stream has ended the loop has already exited and the turn keeps "stop" and its own end_turn. And the truncated-stream case now asserts that an error actually reached the consumer and named the truncation — without it, a regression that detected the truncation and then swallowed the error left an empty, error-free stream and the case still passed.
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| MAJOR | 300 s per-tool bound unconditional, no opt-out (Rule 5 for Bedrock/AI Studio) | ✅ Resolved | toolTimeoutMs: number | null + resolveToolTimeoutMs() three-way split (constants.ts); executeToolCall null branch awaits unguarded (loopEngine.ts); validateExecutionControl refuses null+lifetimeTimeoutMs:null; Bedrock/AI Studio/Vertex/Anthropic all thread toolTimeoutMs incl. null. |
| MINOR | Tool timed out but execution orphaned (not cancelled) | ✅ Resolved | executeToolCall races each call against a per-call AbortController the deadline aborts; turn abort forwarded in; timer/listener cleared in finally. |
This delta's changes — both target CodeRabbit's open threads
- Abort-position grading (
loop-characterization): the new "an abort is graded by what the stream delivered…" case pins in-flight abort →stopReason "aborted"/finishReason "other"(norawFinishReason), and post-drain abort →"stop"+end_turnpreserved. That is the reviewer'snormalTerminalCompletionscenario, and it already behaves correctly without the flag. On the native Anthropic path the client'srunLoopunconditionally overridesfinishReasonto"other"onresult.abortedand returns before the step-cap branch, so an interrupted tool-turn cannot leak as"tool-calls"to anexecutionControlconsumer. - Truncated-stream error surfacing (
execution-control): the case now captureserrorSeen/errorNamedTruncationand assert the error actually reached the consumer — closing the "regression det–ects truncation but swallows the error" hole notingfinishReason !== "stop"was already satisfiable byundefined.
Checked and clean
- Terminal-truth grading (
loopEngine.tsaborted && rawStopReason === undefined ? "other" : finishReason+anthropic/client.tsreading the merged signal'sTimeoutError→"time-limit"vs"aborted"). Timeout/reason preserved off the merged signal. Correct. executionControlcontract (parameterValidation.ts): reject-not-ignore for unsupported providers (Anthropic-only),turnTimeoutMs+explicitlifetimeTimeoutMsrejected,lifetimeTimeoutMs: undefined === inheritvia!== undefined(notin).beforeStepbounded + cancellable in the client. Engine step-cap renewal floored/finite/strictly-larger. Correct.withTimeouttimer cleanup — handle cleared/unref'd.- Tests are e2e (drive
dist/, local SSE stand-in, no API keys),offline: trueon the characterization suite makes a hang a failure; both wired into CI alongside CI-configured extended suites. Rule 15 satisfied. - CI: all completed checks pass (lint / types / validate / build / security / CodeQL / Single-Commit / docs). The
blockedmergeable state is only because the Yama review + CodeRabbit are still in progress / remaining non-blocking shards are running — no code, type, or security failure blocks the change. No secrets, no injection, no unsafe handling of model/user input (Rule 1/3/6 untouched).
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I could not run the code-review-graph here (no local checkout), and the Gemini native stream/Vertex loop bodies are large, so I did not fully trace whether a tool-turn abort leaves the engine's internal result.finishReason = "tool-calls" visible to Gemini/Vertex consumers. It does not leak on the native Anthropic path (the only consumer of executionControl), which is the behavior this PR changes. If you want certainty for the Google paths, that one corner is worth a targeted check before merge — I am deliberately not asserting either way.
Recommendation: accept. Both prior findings resolved and unchanged; the delta strengthens the two test cases CodeRabbit flagged. No new findings on this head.
(this consolidated summary supersedes the earlier yama:summary comments for prior passes of the same PR; the code under review is now 413511b.)
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Each change answers a review thread on an already-merged PR where the claim held on the current tree. Where behaviour is observable, the new assertion was shown to fail under a mutation of the shipped code or helper and to pass without it (Verification below). - T4126860994-cell8-any-error (#1849): acceptance-gate cell 8 also requires the server's own ceiling-rejection log to hold a generation request, so an unrelated failure no longer passes as a ceiling rejection. - T3803405870-f1 (#1350): adjust-body-after-400 asserts the dist is fresh and says it needs a build; no pretest hook. - PF-T3831614092 (#1445): the retry-telemetry case runs the turn under a caller span and requires exactly one carrying neurolink.stream span whose parent is that span. - T3982196371 (#1677): the turnTimeoutMs case asserts the provider span's finish reason is exactly "other". - T3790263591 (#1334): autoresearch TaskManager cases drive nl.tasks.create/run on a built-only child process (recorded response without credentials) instead of importing executeAutoresearchTick; the success-or-error status gate is kept; allowlist comment narrowed. - T3813998716-a (#1354): avatar and music unit comments no longer claim a later suite shares the process (comment only). - T3790263593 (#1334): the openai-compatible and litellm stream cases moved from the all-src bugfixes suite to provider-wiring through NeuroLink.stream. - T3792798221 (#1337): CLI table over setup --provider <id> --check for seven providers, each told apart by its own banner. - T3792799057 (#1337): CLI case for the OpenRouter instructions: banner, env var, key URL from the descriptor, enum-backed model ids, stale ids absent. The model ids themselves were already changed on the base; no source change here. - T3838077531-1 (#1497): redirecting image URL through NeuroLink.generate on the native undici branch and on the forced-mismatch branch, with the branch reported. - T3997563302-hastools-branch (#1691): offline OpenAI wire case proving tools and a response_format json_schema arrive together; json-e2e openai/azure cells pass tools explicitly and assert it. - T3810624363 (#1362): loop-engine asserts the original error object, not its message, surfaces from a post-emission failure. - T3790127397-1 (#1334): model-not-found-retryable requires result.provider === member#2. - F-alias-loop-env-leak (#1357): catalog alias loop clears catalog credentials before each row. - T3793457235, T3793574454 (#1337, one defect raised twice): three descriptors-suite assertion messages no longer contain "API key", which turned a real failure into a skip. - T3790457162 (#1335): ProviderFactory wraps a throwing factory as "Failed to create provider ..." with the original as cause. - T4042243054-b (#1718): a direct Bedrock provider handle must report enhancedWithTools false after a failed dispatch. Not done: - docs/provider-integration/acceptance-gate.md cell 8 paragraph not changed (it stays true). - No generic-provider row in the setup CLI table; the generic fallback stays covered by provider-wiring through the compiled module only. - Live halves not run: json-e2e openai/azure and model-not-found-retryable need credentials, so T3790127397-1 has no live proof. - The redirect dispatcher's matching branch is exercised only on a runtime whose built-in undici is major 7; on Node 22 both redirect cases take the mismatch branch. - The abort case's finish-reason message in anthropic-loop-characterization still interpolates the finish-reason list (existing, outside these ids). - Public availability of the OpenRouter model ids was not probed; they come from the OpenRouterModels enum. Verification: build, check, lint, check:tools-tests, check:deps, provider-structure, model-manifests and the suites these changes touch pass on Node 24; the live json-e2e and model-not-found-retryable cells skip without credentials. Each assertion that observes behaviour failed under a one-line mutation of the shipped code or helper and passed once restored: acceptance-gate cell 8, the stale-build check, the caller-span case, the turn-time-limit finish reason, the autoresearch child's status gate, the Bedrock tool report, the OpenAI tools-with-schema case, both redirect cases, the factory-failure cause, the setup routing table and the OpenRouter case, the loop-engine error identity and the catalog alias loop. provider-wiring on Node 22 takes the mismatched redirect branch; its Bedrock "caller's text" case also fails on Node 22 with the release copy of the suite.
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Two additive changes to the native Anthropic stream path.
1. Terminal truth
A turn that the caller aborted, or that ran out its own time, reported a normal stop reason. A consumer could not tell a cancelled turn from one that finished on its own, so a stopped run looked like a completed one.
The agentic loop now carries whether it was aborted, and the stream path grades a turn from that fact plus the composed signal's reason: a timeout reports
"time-limit", any other abort reports"aborted", and both settlefinishReasonas"other"rather than falling through to the step-cap branch. An unaborted turn still reports"stop".The reason is read off the merged signal, which preserves it — the engine's own internal abort drops its reason, so reading that instead would make a timeout indistinguishable from a cancel.
2. An opt-in
executionControlcontractFor callers that need to run as long as real progress continues rather than to a fixed ceiling. It carries a required finite
requestTimeoutMs, alifetimeTimeoutMswherenullmeans no lifetime timer and a finite value an explicit cap, and abeforeStepcallback that runs at a safe step boundary after settled tool results and may renew a finite step cap in the same loop.It is absent by default and legacy consumers are untouched. A provider that cannot honour it rejects the option rather than ignoring it. An explicitly-
undefinedlifetimeTimeoutMsinherits the legacy handling rather than silently removing the ceiling, and combining it withturnTimeoutMsis rejected rather than dropping one in silence.Because no lifetime timer can be in force, tool execution needed a bound of its own. The agentic loop now applies
toolTimeoutMsto every tool call, defaulting to five minutes.toolTimeoutMsis threaded through at the same value, and their existing guard fires first by evaluation order.toolTimeoutMs, and the default matches what that option already documents.A breach is reported back to the model as a tool result, so the turn continues rather than dying.
Why
feat(and notfix(This adds a public API (
executionControl), so semantic-release should cut a minor, not a patch. The terminal-truth half alone would have been afix.Testing
test:anthropic-loop-characterization— 13/13. The suite now declares itselfoffline, so a hang fails instead of being downgraded to a skip. That mattered: the timeout case's regression mode is a hang.test:anthropic-execution-control— 16/16, new suite, wired into CI beside its sibling.pnpm run buildclean with publint; lint at the repo's existing baseline (0 errors, 58 warnings).Every new case was verified to fail against the pre-fix source rather than merely to pass against the fixed one.
Notes for the reviewer
loopAdapter.tslooks large in the diff but is mostly a near-verbatim extraction of the oldexecuteStepbody to module scope; the substantive edits inside it are two new guards and acontinueso amessage_stopbranch can followmessage_delta.withTimeoutno longer leaves its timer pending after the race is decided — it previously never cleared or unref'd the handle.Summary by CodeRabbit