Harden runtime model selection and release checks#16
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Summary
Root cause
Resumed frontend turns could create a fresh memory manager, and custom OpenAI-compatible provider probing could make local validation unexpectedly depend on network availability. Fallback selection also needed to distinguish agent-capable models from audio, image, and other non-tool models.
Validation
pytest -q: 1310 passed, 2 skippedOKgit diff --cached --check: passedThe report-only readiness gate still records the expected no-provider
blockedstate for hermetic threshold commands; the local test and integration gates are green.