feat: add Linear issue delivery, plugin reliability, and four-stage SDLC - #227
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Outcome
Linear issues can now start a durable CodeTwo task and worktree, produce commit-bound validation evidence, create an authorized PR, continue from review feedback, and synchronize actual merge results. Credentials stay in the system keyring; interrupted work and tracker synchronization recover independently.
The plugin runtime now bounds messages, concurrency, and command duration, and the desktop consumes one atomic plugin snapshot. New SDLC changes use Intent, Spec, Plan, and Verification files while reusing ordinary implementation authorization and requiring additional high-risk design confirmation.
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Validation
Live Linear/GitHub account writes, system-keyring round trips, signed desktop packaging, and cross-platform runtime acceptance remain unverified. Attachment support currently provides metadata and links. Existing renderer chunk-size warnings remain; workspace-wide Rust formatting has pre-existing differences outside this change.
Review and release