Tie incident recovery to action evidence - #122
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Keep incident recovery evidence tied to the action that produced it. The lifecycle drawer no longer attaches another attempt's verification or a category-matching postmortem from a different incident. A shared typed outcome model separates command completion, verified recovery, recurrence, inconclusive checks and rollback.
Show the agent deployment cluster and resource context, distinguish reported evidence from suspected cause, surface fetch failures with refresh, and improve responsive layout and keyboard focus handling.
Validation: all 2,328 tests and 49 acceptance tests passed; TypeScript, changed-file lint and production build passed. Final focused lifecycle checks passed. No local Pulse deployment or live cluster validation was performed.