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feat(devcontainer): add lazy activation and lifecycle management
Implemented lazy container activation for devcontainer-instance resources
with ContainerLifecycleState enum tracking six states (inactive, starting,
active, stopping, stopped, error) with validated transitions. Extended
DevcontainerHandler with devcontainer up CLI integration and JSON output
parsing for container start. Added periodic health checking via
devcontainer exec ping with configurable interval. Added agents resource
stop and agents resource rebuild CLI commands for manual lifecycle
control. Wired session close and plan completion hooks to automatic
container cleanup. Includes lifecycle state persistence in resource
registry with timestamped transitions. Added Behave BDD tests, Robot
integration tests, and ASV activation latency benchmarks.

- Added remoteWorkspaceFolder absolute-path validation
- Aligned spec: handler name, rebuild types, --yes flag on stop/rebuild
- Added registry re-read in stop_container success path for consistency
- Added session_id field to ContainerLifecycleTracker for scoped cleanup
- Scoped stop_all_active_containers to session_id when provided
- Wired _cleanup_devcontainers into fail_apply and fail_execute
- Wired start_health_check into activate_container success path
- Restructured facade session close to always run container cleanup
  even without session service (F4)
- Re-read tracker from registry in activate_container success path
- Added evict_terminal_trackers to cap registry growth
- Updated devcontainer_resources.md: health check auto-start, scoped
  cleanup hooks, known limitations for eviction and sandbox_strategy
- Wired evict_terminal_trackers into stop_all_active_containers so
  terminal-state trackers are actually evicted in production
- Made stop_container idempotent: returns early when container is
  already in a terminal state instead of raising ValueError
- Fixed benchmark health check thread leak in TimeActivationLatency
  by clearing registry after each timing loop
- Added rebuild pass-through (--reset-container flag to devcontainer up)
- Added host_workspace_path field on ContainerLifecycleTracker so
  health probes use the host-side path for devcontainer exec
- Wired lazy activation into DevcontainerHandler.resolve() for
  devcontainer-instance resources in non-running states
- Changed _default_strategy from SNAPSHOT to NONE (container
  itself provides isolation; SandboxFactory raises NotImplementedError
  for snapshot)
- Restricted _STOPPABLE_TYPES to devcontainer-instance only
  (container-instance is not directly stoppable via CLI)

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Feature: Devcontainer Health Checking
As a CleverAgents developer
I want running devcontainers to be health-checked periodically
So that unhealthy containers are detected and transitioned to failed state
# Health check
Scenario: Health check failure transitions to error
Given a mock devcontainer CLI runner
And the runner configured for failed health check
And an active container "01TESTLIFECYCLE0000000050" with container ID "ctr-hc"
When I run a single health check probe for "01TESTLIFECYCLE0000000050"
Then the container state for "01TESTLIFECYCLE0000000050" should be "failed"
# ── start_health_check and health_check_loop coverage ──────
Scenario: Health check loop success path runs and returns
Given a mock devcontainer CLI runner
And the runner configured for successful health check
And an active container "01TESTLIFECYCLE0000000100" with container ID "ctr-hcbg"
When I run one iteration of the health check loop for "01TESTLIFECYCLE0000000100"
Then the health check should have probed "01TESTLIFECYCLE0000000100"
And the container state for "01TESTLIFECYCLE0000000100" should be "running"
Scenario: Health check loop transitions to error on probe failure
Given a mock devcontainer CLI runner
And the runner configured for failed health check
And an active container "01TESTLIFECYCLE0000000101" with container ID "ctr-hcf"
When I run one iteration of the health check loop for "01TESTLIFECYCLE0000000101"
Then the container state for "01TESTLIFECYCLE0000000101" should be "failed"
Scenario: Health check loop transitions to error on exception
Given a mock devcontainer CLI runner
And the runner configured to raise exception on exec
And an active container "01TESTLIFECYCLE0000000102" with container ID "ctr-hce"
When I run one iteration of the health check loop for "01TESTLIFECYCLE0000000102"
Then the container state for "01TESTLIFECYCLE0000000102" should be "failed"
Scenario: start_health_check registers thread and stop event
Given a mock devcontainer CLI runner
And the runner configured for successful health check
And an active container "01TESTLIFECYCLE0000000103" with container ID "ctr-reg"
When I call start_health_check for "01TESTLIFECYCLE0000000103"
Then a health check thread should be registered for "01TESTLIFECYCLE0000000103"
Scenario: Stopping active container stops running health check
Given a mock devcontainer CLI runner
And the runner configured for successful health check
And an active container "01TESTLIFECYCLE0000000104" with container ID "ctr-hcstop"
And a registered health check for "01TESTLIFECYCLE0000000104"
When I stop container "01TESTLIFECYCLE0000000104"
Then the container state for "01TESTLIFECYCLE0000000104" should be "stopped"
And the health check for "01TESTLIFECYCLE0000000104" should be unregistered
Scenario: Health check exits when container is no longer active
Given a mock devcontainer CLI runner
And the runner configured for successful health check
And a stopped container "01TESTLIFECYCLE0000000105"
When I run one iteration of the health check loop for "01TESTLIFECYCLE0000000105"
Then the container state for "01TESTLIFECYCLE0000000105" should be "stopped"
Scenario: start_health_check rejects empty resource_id
When I attempt to start health check with empty resource_id
Then the health check should raise ValueError
# ── T2: Concurrent activation rejects second caller ────────
Scenario: Concurrent activation of the same container is rejected
Given a mock devcontainer CLI runner
And the runner configured for successful activation
And a lifecycle tracker for resource "01TESTLIFECYCLE0000000310"
When I activate the container concurrently from two threads
Then exactly one activation should succeed
And exactly one activation should fail with ValueError
# ── T3: _single_probe uses /workspace fallback ─────────────
Scenario: Single probe falls back to /workspace when workspace_path is None
Given a mock devcontainer CLI runner
And an active container "01TESTLIFECYCLE0000000320" with container ID "ctr-t3"
When I run a single probe with no workspace_path set
Then the probe command should use "/workspace" as workspace folder
# ── T4: Health check thread join timeout ───────────────────
Scenario: Stopping health check joins thread with timeout
Given a mock devcontainer CLI runner
And an active container "01TESTLIFECYCLE0000000330" with container ID "ctr-t4"
And a running health check for "01TESTLIFECYCLE0000000330"
When I stop the health check for "01TESTLIFECYCLE0000000330"
Then the health check thread should have been joined
# ── F7: Concurrent stop_container ──────────────────────────
Scenario: Concurrent stop of the same container is handled safely
Given a mock devcontainer CLI runner
And an active container "01TESTLIFECYCLE0000000390" with container ID "ctr-cs"
When I stop the container concurrently from two threads
Then both stops should succeed
And the container state for "01TESTLIFECYCLE0000000390" should be "stopped"
And exactly 1 docker stop call should have been made
# ── R7-F3: Auto health check on activation ─────────────────
Scenario: Activation automatically starts health check
Given a mock devcontainer CLI runner
And the runner configured for successful activation
When I activate container "01TESTLIFECYCLE0000000620" at "/workspace/project"
Then the container state should be "running"
And a health check thread should be registered for "01TESTLIFECYCLE0000000620"
# ── F16: resolve() triggers lazy activation ─────────────────
Scenario: DevcontainerHandler.resolve triggers lazy activation for detected resource
Given a mock devcontainer CLI runner
And the runner configured for successful activation
And a lifecycle tracker for resource "01TESTLIFECYCLE0000000820"
When I resolve a devcontainer-instance "01TESTLIFECYCLE0000000820" at "/workspace/project"
Then the container state for "01TESTLIFECYCLE0000000820" should be "running"
Scenario: DevcontainerHandler.resolve skips activation for running resource
Given a mock devcontainer CLI runner
And an active container "01TESTLIFECYCLE0000000821" with container ID "ctr-resolve"
When I resolve a devcontainer-instance "01TESTLIFECYCLE0000000821" at "/workspace/project"
Then the container state for "01TESTLIFECYCLE0000000821" should be "running"
And the runner should not have received a devcontainer up call