fix(strategy27): retain compound candidate history through recovery - #288
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Compound high/low markers disappeared when their feed changed epoch, returned a stale cursor or became unavailable: the compound client cleared both its protocol state and its verified display history. Strategy27 0.6.2 resets protocol validation separately, preserves immutable candidate IDs and the eviction cutoff, and merges recovery snapshots without deleting absent candidates or recreating cleared observations.
Terminal protocol, drawing and repair failures now stop polling and suspend unfinished presentation while preserving verified history with reconnect guidance. Age pruning, manual clear and context retirement still remove owned entities; late creations cannot revive cleared or suspended records. Sequence, hash, symbol and retention limits remain enforced.
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