fix(agent): persist recovered session usage - #2224
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Summary
Root cause
Provider adapters can replay context-window usage while reattaching to an existing provider session.
Controller.Resumepreviously stored the pre-resume session without readingStateAdapter.SessionState, so the recovered usage remained a live adapter observation.An event report with an empty event list does not create a state patch, so metadata enrichment cannot make that observation durable. AgentGUI hydration could therefore lose usage after reopening the session.
Impact
Resumed sessions now persist provider-recovered usage and other newly recovered runtime context. Resumes with no context change do not emit an extra report.
Validation
go test ./runtime -shuffle=on -count=3pnpm check:changed(7/7 lanes)pnpm check:changed -- --push-ready(8/8 lanes)