The 6s post-spawn liveness poll (#86687) returned on the FIRST
process-table hit, so a gateway created and then killed moments later —
e.g. by the parent shell's Job Object teardown when
CREATE_BREAKAWAY_FROM_JOB is denied — still earned a "✓ Gateway started"
line (#91675 hole a). And no poll can ever observe a death that happens
AFTER the CLI process exits, which is exactly when the Job Object
teardown fires.
Two layers:
1. _wait_for_gateway_ready now treats the first hit as provisional: the
gateway must stay visible through a 2s confirmation window
(_confirm_gateway_stable) before it is reported ready; a death during
confirmation resumes polling until the deadline. Failure output is an
honest ✗ with the Job Object explanation and the schtasks /Run
recovery command when a Scheduled Task exists.
2. Start attestation (report-async-death): every ✓ persists
state/gateway.start-attestation.json with the vouched-for PIDs. The
next `gateway start`/`gateway status` invocation checks it — if the
attested PIDs are gone with no clean-exit record in the lifecycle
ledger, the CLI reports (once) that the previous ✓ was false and
prints the schtasks recovery hint. `gateway stop` and a clean
lifecycle-ledger exit clear the marker silently.
Also: when _spawn_detached had to retry without
CREATE_BREAKAWAY_FROM_JOB, the ✓ now carries an explicit "could not
break away from this shell's Job Object" warning, and the post-update
cold-start ✓ (update_cmd) writes the same attestation marker.
Sub-symptom (b) of #91675 (post-update cold-start only resumes the
active profile) is handled separately by PR #99685.
Fixes#91675