Feature: run registry with history, per-run trace, and cancel#6
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Signed-off-by: Ibrahim Kazimov <74775400+ibrahimkzmv@users.noreply.github.com>
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What
Replace the singleton run state with a
RunRegistryand per-runRunSessioninstances. Each run has a UUID, its own trace log, timestamps, and optional cancellation. Expose list/get/trace/cancel APIs, tag trace lines withrunId, and update the dashboard with run history selection and a cancel control.Why
Forge previously tracked only one implicit “current” run and a global trace buffer, which blocked inspecting past runs, correlating SSE events after switching runs, or stopping an in-flight orchestration cleanly. A registry model keeps concurrent-run rules explicit (one active run at a time) while preserving history for the UI.
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npm run lintpassesnpm testpasses