Bind visualization status to snapshot freshness
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a project-bound worker owned by
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the separately supervised per-user viewer manager. Standard-input transaction completion and MCP
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host exit do not close the listener. Repeated visualization requests reuse the current worker while
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its exact snapshot remains valid. `docforge_visualization_status` reports lifecycle state, and
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`docforge_stop_visualization` explicitly stops the current project's worker. The manager reclaims a
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worker only after one hour with no browser activity.
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its exact snapshot remains valid. The version-2 manager protocol binds each worker to the exact
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validated five-field index publication signature. Health checks compare that signature without
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opening SQLite. A stale worker remains `state = running` but is never reused.
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`docforge_visualization_status` reports lifecycle and freshness independently. `snapshot_state` and
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top-level `staleness` are `stale` when either the index or cheap source identity is proven stale,
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`current` only when both are proven current, and `unknown` otherwise. The `freshness` object exposes
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the separate index and source states. Status never checks, synchronizes, or rebuilds the index and
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never performs a complete project load. `docforge_stop_visualization` explicitly stops the current
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project's worker. The manager reclaims a worker only after one hour with no browser activity.
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## Excluded tools
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