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refactor: replace overloaded surface terminology

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Each entry is a case-sensitive JavaScript regular-expression source compiled with `new RegExp(pattern)`. Matching is unanchored unless the source supplies `^` and `$`; `/pattern/flags` syntax is not parsed. Blank, whitespace-padded, invalid, or duplicate entries within one list fail service startup. A valid pattern may match no currently loaded package so later loading and HMR remain deterministic.
`ctx.invariants.register(packageName, installer)` reserves one active registration for the full npm package name, including when filters keep its installer inactive, and returns its disposer. An enabled contribution runs in a dedicated child Cordis fiber. The installer can declare its required service surface through `installer.inject` and receives `fail(message)`, which throws an `InvariantError` bound to the registering package. Synchronous or asynchronous installer completion is joined before registration succeeds; failure disposes the child and releases ownership atomically.
`ctx.invariants.register(packageName, installer)` reserves one active registration for the full npm package name, including when filters keep its installer inactive, and returns its disposer. An enabled contribution runs in a dedicated child Cordis fiber. The installer can declare its required services through `installer.inject` and receives `fail(message)`, which throws an `InvariantError` bound to the registering package. Synchronous or asynchronous installer completion is joined before registration succeeds; failure disposes the child and releases ownership atomically.
The service owns every registration fiber, while the returned disposer also belongs to the companion fiber. Unloading either side removes listeners, trace state, and the reservation. A companion can therefore reload and register the same package name without retaining its previous state. Session-backed companions rebuild their baseline from durable events; live-only companions observe operations that begin after reload.