Writwall 0.9.3 - Lifecycle-aware start routing

Writwall 0.9.3 makes the day-zero coordinator lifecycle-aware and closes the handoff defect found during external-pilot use.

Changes:

• writwall start preserves clean/new intake while detecting recovery, adopted lockout, and active-work-order states
• adoption closeout now ends with an explicit fresh Owner-Agent / Project-Architect handoff
• the coordinator routes external DNS, mail, VPS, hosting, and similar work through bounded Operator packets
• current installation guidance, package metadata, release tests, Plan, State, and dependent records agree on v0.9.3
• historical v0.9.0-v0.9.2 release statements remain unchanged

Install:

python -m pip install "https://github.com/HLLMR/writwall/archive/refs/tags/v0.9.3.zip"

Verification:

• two independent 136-file post-closeout public projections were checker-clean and byte-identical
• complete-tree SHA-256: 4eeb68f975a2b56c3e8f128e199a6deaa102426ae0ef3954cc15158fb76a14ee
• governed-source Windows suite: 750 tests passed, 2 skipped
• native Ubuntu affected and installed-wheel gates passed
• fresh implementation and publication reviews: ACCEPT, high confidence
• public CI completed 30 successful OS/Python matrix jobs, including the required aggregate check

Evidence boundary: these results establish the tested release and coordinator paths. They do not grant an onboarding agent authority over external infrastructure or imply universal enforcement across every provider surface.