docs: record final PI planner approval

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- Worktree: D:\Datas\OthersProjects\makelore-pi-release-proof-3e725ac7
- Base commit: 977445ba450f4ad32b6e6db2caf048517513ab39
- Owner: codex-root
- Status: Ready for Planner Re-review (PI-150 remains externally blocked by native non-WSL Linux evidence)
- Status: Implementation and Spec Pass; PI-150 externally blocked by native non-WSL Linux evidence
## Scope
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- QG-004/QG-005 remain `Explicitly Waived / Accepted Risk`, with
`realTurnVerified=false`; concurrency, credential isolation, and protocol
compatibility against real Provider accounts are not claimed as Pass.
- The planner's fourth fixed-range review closed both remaining P1 findings,
reported `Standards: Pass` and `Spec implementation review: Pass` with zero
new P0/P1/P2 findings, and independently reconfirmed the Windows packaged
delayed Provider milestone plus failure-injection/retry cleanup. The PI-150
gate itself remains `Blocked / Not Done` only because native non-WSL Linux
desktop/compositor evidence is still absent.
## Verification
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provider-shaped smoke issued six requests per protocol (distinct cold, warm,
and abort-isolation paths); real Provider verification remains false by the
explicit waiver.
- Planner re-review of `ead9d1d..6d2232c` passed the fixed diff and
documentation gates. Its independent Windows packaged rerun measured cold
and warm Provider-first milestones at `127/129 ms`, both sourced from
`pi.assistant_message_start` and strictly later than `agent.start`; cleanup
unit tests passed `2/2`, and the real 4+4 injected-failure run retained the
same handle for a successful retry with every PID, counter, permit, dispatch,
lease, and Provider request returning to zero.
## Follow-ups
- Request planner re-review of `ead9d1d..09841c8`. In addition to the earlier
packaged subagent, correlated timeline, and real 4+4 fixes, this range makes
Provider first-event timing response-backed with delayed-response assertions
and makes pressure cleanup bounded, failure-safe, and retryable with both
unit and final-product fault-injection evidence.
- Planner re-review is complete: Standards and Spec implementation both pass,
the two remaining P1 findings are closed, and no new finding was raised.
- Do not start PI-160 or integrate the candidate while PI-150 remains blocked
by the native non-WSL Linux platform evidence boundary. If the planner finds
no new implementation defect, keep PI-150 as the active frontier until that