fix(agent-loop): address second-round review — disposal discard, injection validation, frozen payloads

Address the review bot's five genuinely-new findings on the current code:
- disposal now discards any still-pending inbox items before the loop
  exits, so every enqueued id gets a terminal lifecycle event.
- injection (next-step/no-wakeup) validates its payload up front, before
  opening the idle one-shot turn, honoring 'invalid input throws before
  any append'; and rejects attached contexts (which belong only to inbox
  messages) rather than silently dropping them.
- agentMessage() freezes the agent/inbox/* payload so a listener cannot
  mutate the shared correlation object mid-dispatch.
- refresh the package READMEs (compact, goal, guard, hook-protocol,
  plan-mode, time-context, workspace-context) that still referenced the
  removed context/message event, with the source-based user/message
  distinction.

The up-front injection validation makes two finally branches unreachable
(v8-ignored as the turn-enclosure backstop). Adds regression tests for
disposal discard, context rejection, up-front validation, and the frozen
payload; per-file coverage stays 100%.
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## Timing semantics
The plugin prepends an `agent/pre-step` listener. When an injection is due, it appends one `context/message` through `agent.inject()` before `step/start` and ordinary automatic compaction, with source `{ kind: 'plugin', plugin: 'time-context' }`. A suppressed attempt appends nothing.
The plugin prepends an `agent/pre-step` listener. When an injection is due, it appends one injected `user/message` through `agent.inject()` before `step/start` and ordinary automatic compaction, with source `{ kind: 'plugin', plugin: 'time-context' }`. A suppressed attempt appends nothing.
Positive-interval scheduling scans the raw durable session events for the latest `context/message` with that source, including a reading shadowed by compaction. The schedule therefore applies across turns and resumed processes without process-local cache state. It reduces append frequency and history growth but never removes an existing reading, and sessions schedule independently.
Positive-interval scheduling scans the raw durable session events for the latest `user/message` with that source, including a reading shadowed by compaction. The schedule therefore applies across turns and resumed processes without process-local cache state. It reduces append frequency and history growth but never removes an existing reading, and sessions schedule independently.
Step 1 measures from the latest preceding model-visible message, including the prompt that opened the turn. Later steps measure from the preceding time-context event in the same turn. Both baselines use durable session-event timestamps; backward wall-clock movement clamps elapsed time to zero. A missing first-step baseline, or a later step with no earlier same-turn reading because interval suppression skipped it, reports `unavailable`.