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The Reaper monitors for jobs that have been in processing state longer than the visibility timeout and requeues them for retry. Features: - Subscribe to storage events to track when jobs start processing - Start visibility timeout timers for each processing job - On timeout, check if job is still processing and requeue if stalled - Cancel timers when jobs complete or fail - Periodic check of all workers' processing queues for recovery - Emit 'stalled' events when jobs are recovered This enables recovery from worker crashes or unresponsive handlers. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Reaperclass that monitors for stalled jobs and requeues them for retryThis completes M1: Core Working milestone - queue now works with MemoryStorage including stall recovery.
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