refactor: apply repository naming contract

Apply the accepted pre-release package, service, type, directory, and role renames as one repository-wide change.

.agents/notes/implemented/testing/2026-07-24-web-gui-browser-e2e-lane.md

@@ -16,11 +16,11 @@ The web GUI ships as a real assembled chain — chromium page → client plugin
 
 A plain shared-fixture module (the [testing-policy sanctioned shape](../../../../docs/testing.md)), not a package: the gate-worthy logic — replay derivation, session parsing, log scrubbing, persistence — lives in the gated packages `dsh-llm-replay`, `dsh-acp-snapshot`, and `dsh-session-persistence-jsonl`; what remains is boot wiring and browser glue, and chromium-driving code cannot hold per-file 100% coverage on the browserless coverage runners.
 
-`launchWebScaffold()` boots the real web composition from the shipped `apps/cli/config/base.cordis.yml` plus `apps/cli/config/web.cordis.yml` through the vendored Loader's include mechanism — the same tree and mechanism `AppCLIEntry` drives for `dsh web`. Divergences ride include patches over that tree, the ACP `cordis.snapshot.yml` pattern expressed in-process: temp `persistenceRoot`; every host-level `skill-local` root (`dshHome`, `agentsHome`, and `bundledSkillDir`) pinned beneath the temp workspace with watching disabled, because ambient skill catalogs are model-visible input; `workspace-context` disabled (recorded fixtures must not embed this repo's AGENTS.md); `session-title-llm` disabled (its fire-and-forget title call would race the loop for the session's replay cursor); the webserver row pinned to port 0 with the built dist; and in keyless modes `llm-deepseek` disabled. A patch id that stops matching a row fails the boot sweep loudly instead of drifting. The boot runs `chdir`'d to the temp workspace so the api-gateway's `process.cwd()` session default, tool cwds, and fixtures agree; the `dsh web` bin's own glue (argv, profile json, AppCLIEntry) stays held by the keyless CLI smokes in `smoke-real.e2e.ts`. Setup rollback and ordinary close both dispose the Cordis tree before removing the two owned temp roots, attempt every cleanup independently, and report cleanup failures without masking the setup failure.
+`launchWebScaffold()` boots the real web composition from the shipped `apps/cli/config/base.cordis.yml` plus `apps/cli/config/web.cordis.yml` through the vendored Loader's include mechanism — the same tree and mechanism `AppCLIEntry` drives for `dsh web`. Divergences ride include patches over that tree, the ACP `cordis.snapshot.yml` pattern expressed in-process: temp `persistenceRoot`; every host-level `skill-filesystem` root (`dshHome`, `agentsHome`, and `bundledSkillDir`) pinned beneath the temp workspace with watching disabled, because ambient skill catalogs are model-visible input; `agent-instructions` disabled (recorded fixtures must not embed this repo's AGENTS.md); `session-title-llm` disabled (its fire-and-forget title call would race the loop for the session's replay cursor); the webserver row pinned to port 0 with the built dist; and in keyless modes `llm-deepseek` disabled. A patch id that stops matching a row fails the boot sweep loudly instead of drifting. The boot runs `chdir`'d to the temp workspace so the api-gateway's `process.cwd()` session default, tool cwds, and fixtures agree; the `dsh web` bin's own glue (argv, profile json, AppCLIEntry) stays held by the keyless CLI smokes in `smoke-real.e2e.ts`. Setup rollback and ordinary close both dispose the Cordis tree before removing the two owned temp roots, attempt every cleanup independently, and report cleanup failures without masking the setup failure.
 
-Keyless model displacement is the disabled adapter row plus `installLlmReplay` filling the empty adapter registry on the settled root ctx in providers-catalog mode — never catch-all: with the adapter row disabled no adapter exists, so catch-all would leave `resolveModelInfo` unroutable and `compact-basic`'s post-step pressure check would warn every step instead of being provably inert (the published 128k `contextWindow` keeps it inert for small fixtures). The direct install rather than an inserted replay plugin row is deliberate: it returns the `ReplayHandle` the teardown consumption check needs. A scenario with no fixture leaves the registry empty, so a stray stream fails loud with NO_ADAPTER.
+Keyless model displacement is the disabled adapter row plus `installLlmReplay` filling the empty adapter registry on the settled root ctx in providers-catalog mode — never catch-all: with the adapter row disabled no adapter exists, so catch-all would leave `resolveModelInfo` unroutable and `compaction-basic`'s post-step pressure check would warn every step instead of being provably inert (the published 128k `contextWindow` keeps it inert for small fixtures). The direct install rather than an inserted replay plugin row is deliberate: it returns the `ReplayHandle` the teardown consumption check needs. A scenario with no fixture leaves the registry empty, so a stray stream fails loud with NO_ADAPTER.
 
-`seedSession()` seeds cold sessions through the real persistence API — a throwaway `Context` mounting `SessionStore` + `SessionPersistenceJsonl` against the host's root, `create()` + `append()`, one `utimes` backdate for deterministic sidebar order (the `semantic-checkpoint.snapshot.ts` precedent) — never raw file writes, so the seeder knows nothing of bucket hashing, filename encoding, or compression, and the host's zstd default needs no boot knob. Seeds are validated at seed time (parseable, ending in `turn/end` — an open final turn would be mutated by resume's crash repair).
+`seedSession()` seeds cold sessions through the real persistence API — a throwaway `Context` mounting `SessionStore` + `JsonlSessionPersistence` against the host's root, `create()` + `append()`, one `utimes` backdate for deterministic sidebar order (the `semantic-checkpoint.snapshot.ts` precedent) — never raw file writes, so the seeder knows nothing of bucket hashing, filename encoding, or compression, and the host's zstd default needs no boot knob. Seeds are validated at seed time (parseable, ending in `turn/end` — an open final turn would be mutated by resume's crash repair).
 
 ### Determinism rules
 
@@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ Surveyed AI-chat/agent web UIs and mocking layers (LibreChat, vercel/ai-chatbot
 
 **Placeholder `DEEPSEEK_API_KEY` + replay interception instead of disabling the adapter row.** Rejected despite zero composition change and two in-tree precedents: it satisfies `llm-deepseek`'s fail-loud key check with a lie and leaves a dead adapter mounted-but-intercepted; the disabled row (the ACP overlay's move) is honest keylessness and fails loud at the earliest resolvable point.
 
-**A `packages/support/web-snapshot` package with a `defineWebSnapshotSuite` factory.** Rejected: chromium-driving source cannot honestly hold per-file 100% coverage on browserless coverage runners, and the scenario-specific interactions have not produced a stable browser-free contract beyond the helpers already exported from gated packages and the local scaffold. Reconsider when a second web-shaped consumer or demonstrably repeated lifecycle code establishes that contract.
+**A `packages/test-support/web-snapshot` package with a `defineWebSnapshotSuite` factory.** Rejected: chromium-driving source cannot honestly hold per-file 100% coverage on browserless coverage runners, and the scenario-specific interactions have not produced a stable browser-free contract beyond the helpers already exported from gated packages and the local scaffold. Reconsider when a second web-shaped consumer or demonstrably repeated lifecycle code establishes that contract.
 
 **A committed normalized-session-log golden as a second expected surface.** Rejected: the log surface is pinned by the ACP/headless/TUI suites through the same loop and persistence; here it would double refresh cost and re-test lower tiers. Inline world-state assertions on root-context events keep the world-verification duty.
 
@@ -92,4 +92,4 @@ Surveyed AI-chat/agent web UIs and mocking layers (LibreChat, vercel/ai-chatbot
 
 ## Consequences
 
-The web surface gains its record-once/replay-forever tier: the real chromium → SSE → apiproxy → loop → tools → persistence chain runs keylessly in ~10-30s, deterministic across repeat runs, with fixtures owned and re-recordable by the lane itself. Costs accepted: every intentional conversation-UI change ends with a keyless `DSH_SNAPSHOT=refresh` (golden churn is reviewed diff, anchors keep semantic green); the aria format is Playwright-owned — the one committed snapshot format the repo does not control — so playwright version bumps must be deliberate bump-and-refresh commits (the dependency floats `^1.49.0` in `apps/web/package.json`; pin exactly if churn bites); replay's first-call-order binding constrains scenarios to one prompting session each, with the consumption assertion as the tripwire; `compact-basic` shares the session's replay cursor and stays inert only under the published 128k catalog window; and the required consumer job pays for Chromium provisioning and one browser run so the PR that changes the assembled UI owns its expected-output diff. The opt-in performance lane preserves a repeatable diagnostic workload without adding host-sensitive duration or memory expectations to CI; performance regressions remain a manually interpreted signal until the repository owns a calibrated benchmark environment.
+The web surface gains its record-once/replay-forever tier: the real chromium → SSE → apiproxy → loop → tools → persistence chain runs keylessly in ~10-30s, deterministic across repeat runs, with fixtures owned and re-recordable by the lane itself. Costs accepted: every intentional conversation-UI change ends with a keyless `DSH_SNAPSHOT=refresh` (golden churn is reviewed diff, anchors keep semantic green); the aria format is Playwright-owned — the one committed snapshot format the repo does not control — so playwright version bumps must be deliberate bump-and-refresh commits (the dependency floats `^1.49.0` in `apps/web/package.json`; pin exactly if churn bites); replay's first-call-order binding constrains scenarios to one prompting session each, with the consumption assertion as the tripwire; `compaction-basic` shares the session's replay cursor and stays inert only under the published 128k catalog window; and the required consumer job pays for Chromium provisioning and one browser run so the PR that changes the assembled UI owns its expected-output diff. The opt-in performance lane preserves a repeatable diagnostic workload without adding host-sensitive duration or memory expectations to CI; performance regressions remain a manually interpreted signal until the repository owns a calibrated benchmark environment.