Nathan Colosimo
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Adds the workflow_hook_claims table (single-owner token constraint; lifecycle state derived from hookId/expiresAt). run_created claims the token in the same transaction as the run and event inserts, createHook materializes the claim, disposal and run completion retain TTL-carrying claims with set-based statements (claims without a TTL are released at run end), cancellation releases unmaterialized claims, and terminal-run cleanup GCs expired claim debris. Also lifts the postgres-lane skip from the start-hook e2e test.
Workflow SDK
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