feat(tui): inspect and recover dynamic workflow runs - #173
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Preserve context cache invalidation alongside dynamic workflow events and keep both terminal regression suites.
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/workflowsto inspect dynamic workflow progress, agents, token usage and artifact summaries, with keyboard actions to stop or resume through the current runtime's/dwfcommands.Connect the existing list/replay/session-event callbacks and expose the runtime's own workflow reducer through an optional compatibility patch. Replay and live events share that reducer; duplicate delivery, late session hydration and synthetic interrupted-run settlement are handled explicitly. Progress counts describe observed steps, not an invented overall percentage. Older runtimes retain summary-only inspection when the reducer is unavailable.
Validation:
If the bounded live-event buffer overflows, the view labels progress incomplete and directs users to
/dwf list; the runtime cannot replay every live run in the same process.