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fix(client): harden nested Tool call projection

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2026-08-08 17:46:50 +08:00
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@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ Two gaps remained after the first two PRs. Sub-call rows appeared only when each
- **Event pair**: `tool/code-dispatch-start` (parent/sub ids, name, normalized args) is appended when the scheduler actually starts a call — not at submission, so a queued call abandoned by run settlement logs nothing. The existing `tool/code-dispatch` settles the pair (same `subCallId`); every started call settles exactly once (aborts settle as `isError` outcomes through the pipeline). Timing = the two events' `time` fields. Both stay log-only; model context is untouched; format stays v0.
- **Bridge scheduler**: submitted calls are classified at start time via `registry.executionMode` (the SAME fail-closed `isConcurrencySafe` contract the loop uses) and start strictly in submission order. One single-lane driver owns every ORDERED stage — the start append, `prepare` (pre-execute/guards), the head-of-line `finalize`/`finish` commit (post-execute + context deferral + settle append) — so ordered policy stages never overlap each other and only the around-dispatch/body stage runs concurrently, exactly the native loop's sequencing (`fillPool` awaits `startCall` then `commitReady`). Consecutive parallel-classified calls overlap up to `maxParallelSubCalls` (a `Config` field validated by the Loader schema AND re-validated at direct construction, default 10 — the loop scheduler's own default; `1` restores serial dispatch); an exclusive call drains the pool, runs alone, and holds its barrier until its COMMIT completes (post-execute included), like a native exclusive group. Run settlement aborts in-flight dispatches and abandons queued-unstarted ones (binding rejection, no events), then drains to quiescence — including a commit already mid-flight when the program returned — before the outer result closes the turn.
- **Client**: `CodeSubCall` widens to `RunningToolCall | ToolResultNode` — a start event lands the running shape in the dispatch index (rows derive the running ring from the shape, exactly as for native in-flight calls), and its settle replaces the entry in place, preserving start order under parallel completion and carrying the start's `time` as `callTime` (duration source). A settle with no observed start (window cut mid-pair, or a pre-start-event log) appends directly, so old logs keep rendering.
- **Client**: Runtime's `ToolCallTree` stores a start event as a `RunningToolCall` child and projects it through the parent's recursive `subCalls` (rows derive the running ring from that shape, exactly as for native in-flight calls). Its settle replaces the private-index entry in place, preserving start order under parallel completion and carrying the start's `time` as `callTime` (duration source). A settle with no observed start (window cut mid-pair, or a pre-start-event log) appends directly, so old logs keep rendering.
- **SDK prompt**: the model-facing "calls execute sequentially" sentence is replaced with the true contract (independent safe calls may overlap under `Promise.all`; dependent work sequences with `await`) — a model-visible change, re-recorded across every code-mode snapshot.
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