Remove legacy client-manager workflows

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2026-09-03 13:08:08 +08:00
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@@ -101,10 +101,4 @@ For Docker, the root `docker-compose.yml` sets platform data under `/data/platfo
Current executable behavior includes the platform API, durable hashed auth/Run sessions with expiry/revocation/rotation, strict production route authorization, durable file-backed metadata, segmented log bodies, authenticated run control/job/log/artifact routes, plugin bridge dispatch, platform-mediated AI invocation, real typed dependency execution orchestration with reviewed plan digests, and target-fenced transactional Run self-update staging/health/rollback projections.
### Client Manager lifecycle
Client Manager installations are durable aggregates separate from Run distributions and sessions. Their safe state projection is `requested -> building -> available -> deploying -> installed -> registering -> online`, with `degraded`, `offline`, `updating`, `rolling_back`, `stopping`, `failed`, and `uninstalled` recovery states. Deploy, control, update, rollback, revoke-session, retry, and uninstall are typed jobs; Platform persists intent before dispatch and gates each action by actor/server ownership, plugin profile, binding, endpoint capability, artifact target/revision, key generation, and lifecycle state.
Component registration uses the current client-manager key generation, a timestamped nonce, and a short-lived hashed component session. It never reuses a Run session or job lease. Key reset revokes old sessions/artifacts and marks the installation for current-generation rebuild/redeploy. Run reports only logical health, phase, and bounded execution evidence; host paths, PIDs, sockets, raw keys, and credential material are not operator or plugin projections. Production KMS/code-signing, private source credentials, and fleet rollout remain explicit non-goals.
Validated plugin runtime profiles and per-server runtime bindings are part of durable metadata for advanced logical transports. Server creation requires only the plugin type and server name, and plugin-declared deployment/lifecycle actions must be enough for user-facing start/stop and generated Run package flows without forcing operators through a manual runtime-profile binding screen. Browser and plugin-facing responses expose readiness only, not binding values. Platform-owned Docker builds need no registered Run endpoint with `distribution.build`; component keys remain in platform-held per-job input. This change uses scoped secret references and an injectable AES-GCM component-key envelope. The built-in envelope key is a disposable-development compatibility fallback; deployments must set `PLATFORM_SECRET_ENVELOPE_KEY`. This is not a production vault/KMS or machine-side runtime resolver. Durable scheduling, process supervision, durable log/artifact bodies, bounded metrics/backups, declaration-backed remote adapter envelopes, typed dependency installation, plugin lifecycle dispatch, and transactional Run self-update are implemented. Production signing/fleet rollout, external provider/storage adapters, and real AI-provider integration remain separate tasks.