fix(host-admission): classify typed session projection collisions - #1779
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The SessionOutputCollision variant added in #1778 was not handled by the host admission boundary, so the production composition stopped compiling. Map it to a distinct non-retryable degraded outcome instead of collapsing it into message-output collision.
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#1778 added typed
SessionOutputCollision, buttracedecay-host-admissionexhaustively classifiesProjectionStoreErrorand was outside that PR's compile set. The production composition failed with E0004. This adds the distinct non-retryable degraded reasonprojection_session_collision.cargo check -p tracedecay-host-admissionpasses (twice: focused, then the production build exposed this missed caller).