fix(cloud-agent): tolerate interrupt errors during claude session refresh#2463
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Problem
recently observer that a follow-up message reached the agent-server but was instantly aborted ("Operation aborted"`), and every subsequent message failed the same way (surfacing in the client as a queue failure).
claude adapter's
refreshSessionaborts the live query'sAbortController, thenawaitsprev.query.interrupt()before installing the fresh controller/queryChanges
await prev.query.interrupt()in try/catch so tearing down the old query can't abort the swap. Keeps the abort-first ordering; brings the claude adapter to parity with codex (which works with the guard already)