Oliver Kieselbach 0687612a96 fix(v2): preserve source timestamps + boot-anchor deadline math
Replay-safety fix for two related defects that surface when the agent
reads accumulated CMTrace / Shell-Core log content on first boot
(per-enrollment lifecycle, fresh install).

PR1 — IME adapter (SignalAdapters/ImeLogTrackerAdapter.cs)
  Every emit site (EspPhaseChanged, AppState, UserSessionCompleted,
  WhiteGloveSealing, ImeAgentVersion, DoTelemetry, ScriptCompleted)
  now stamps DecisionSignal.OccurredAtUtc and the InformationalEvent
  with the CMTrace log entry timestamp the tracker captures into
  LastMatchedLogTimestamp. Falls back to clock when no source time is
  available; tags the event with derivedTimestamp=true on fallback.
  Pathological clamp: source TS older than 24h or in the future >1h
  is rejected, original preserved as rejectedSourceTimestamp.

PR2 — Shell-Core backfill + EspAndHelloTrackerAdapter
  ShellCoreTracker.HandleBackfillRecord now propagates record.TimeCreated
  via a new LastEventOccurredAtUtc property on the tracker; the
  EspAndHelloTracker coordinator mirrors this property in its event
  forwarders. EspAndHelloTrackerAdapter reads the coordinator value at
  every Post site (HelloResolved, FinalizingSetup, WhiteGloveSuccess,
  EspTerminalFailure, DeviceSetupComplete, HelloPolicyDetected) so
  backfilled events carry source time, not "agent woke up just now".

PR3 — DecisionState.AgentBootUtc + boot-anchor guard
  Without this guard, PR1+PR2 are a footgun: replayed signals carry
  historical timestamps, and the reducer sites that arm deadlines as
  signal.OccurredAtUtc + window would produce due-times in the past,
  collapsing the Hello-safety window, device-only ESP detection,
  finalizing grace, and classifier-tick to immediate fires at boot.

  Added DecisionState.AgentBootUtc + DecisionEngine.EffectiveDeadlineBase
  helper that floors the arming base at the boot anchor. Applied at all
  six reducer sites (HelloSafety, DeviceOnlyEspDetection, FinalizingGrace,
  ClassifierTick @ SessionStarted + AttachWG + re-arm).

  EnrollmentOrchestrator.Start() stamps AgentBootUtc from the live IClock
  on initial state and re-stamps it on snapshot rehydration so the prior
  run's anchor doesn't bleed into deadline math after restart. Backward
  compat: legacy snapshots without the field deserialize with null and
  fall back to signal.OccurredAtUtc — pre-fix behavior preserved.

Tests: 287/287 DecisionCore + 1007/1007 V2.Core + 862/862 Functions +
530/530 Agent.Core. New: BootAnchorDeadlineFloorTests (5) +
ImeLogTrackerAdapterSourceTimestampTests (6).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Autopilot Monitor

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