docs: record PI-060 planner approval

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- Worktree: D:\Datas\OthersProjects\makelore-pi-event-projector-91c6a7e4
- Base commit: e79aeffffab16c4c5570971e24d1a20997be681d
- Owner: codex
- Status: Completed — pending planner re-review
- Status: Completed — planner Pass
## Scope
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0.84.2 failed auto-retry and all three summarization-retry events now project
bounded retry traces and redacted failure state, with `agent_settled`
preserving `terminalReason: failed`.
- Planner re-review of cumulative HEAD
`4bbe3f8b1eb383f4b49caa9ad6d3577a955c619d` returned **Pass** with no
remaining Standards or Spec finding. PI-060 is Done; the unchanged
18-node/31-edge graph now exposes PI-070 as the only Ready Frontier.
- Added a Main-private `PiEventProjector` for exact Pi 0.84.2 live RPC
shapes. It projects stable message/content-index streams, cumulative tool
output, authoritative `toolResult`, retry/turn/compaction boundaries, queue,
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files / 81 tests after an isolated Windows temporary-file `rename EPERM`
was rerun successfully; the later full suite passed without recurrence.
- `git diff --check` — passed.
- Planner independent re-review — passed: targeted 14/14, all Pi 81/81,
typecheck, commit whitespace, and project-docs gates. Independent probes
observed `seq 7 -> hydrate 7 -> patch 8`, ordinary retry
`retrying -> error/failed -> idle/failed`, and summary retry
`compacting -> retrying -> compacting -> error/failed -> idle/failed` with
no raw Provider error in Snapshot or diagnostics.
## Follow-ups
- Re-submit the cumulative PI-060 commits for planner review. Do not start
PI-070 until the planner marks the two review findings closed and PI-060 Done.
- PI-070 is the next and only Ready Frontier. PI-100 remains locked until
PI-070 is Done.
- PI-070 owns registered extension tool-detail schemas and interaction response
behavior; PI-060 deliberately keeps unknown/custom payloads hidden or in
bounded metadata-only diagnostics.