docs: clarify publication query error attribution
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## Promotion Candidates
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- None recorded.
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## Follow-up: 502 attribution and repair ownership
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- Same-task ownership resumed and verified. Startup/context and current active peer Scope/Intent/Promotion sections re-read; this remains read-only diagnosis. Gate Passed. No product, cloud state, pending record or runtime update.
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- Corrected earlier wording: the actual evidence is a 502 cloud_service_unavailable response from the running desktop Main Host API. It is not a verbal report from a teammate and does not by itself establish an upstream HTTP 502.
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- The Main route maps non-CloudAgentsError exceptions to 502. The service also synthesizes 502 for invalid/oversized upstream data, session metadata or projection failures, while preserving status when fetchJson receives a non-success JSON response. Thus transport, parsing/projection, service response and gateway causes require further correlation; no single-party backend fault is established.
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- Client repair ownership: known-failure/uncertain publication classification and reminder context are client behavior. Query availability/contract is an integration investigation involving the desktop client and Yuxi backend; the exact failing layer is still unverified. The supplied backend chat is titled YUXI-智能体后端 and was only read, not messaged.
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- Verification: re-inspected route/service operation sources and the existing read-only diagnostic result. No live action retried, no raw errors or credentials inspected, and no source edits/tests/build required.
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