Fix Google self-heal: drop impossible messages.google.com:OSID requirement, persist rotated cookies

[MaxGhenis]

The bug (live install, reproduced 4×)

A fresh Google re-pair connects, holds ~3-4 minutes, then flips to auth_expired / needs_repair with "Google Messages session cookie expired; refreshing and reconnecting…" and loops there forever. Re-pairing buys minutes, never a fix.

Root cause (code-verified, then proven live)

1. Impossible repair requirement. The watchdog's credential repair (internal/googlecookies.LoadChromeCookies) hard-required a messages.google.com:OSID Chrome cookie. OSID is a per-subdomain Google service cookie — it exists only if the user has opened Messages-for-web in that Chrome profile. On profiles that never did (zero messages.google.com rows), every repair failed with missing required cookies: messages.google.com:OSID → FlagGoogleNeedsRepair → backoff → retry → forever. Same impossible requirement in both refresh scripts.
2. Stale cookie snapshots. libgm rotates cookies on every response (UpdateCookiesFromResponse) but the app persisted them only on AuthTokenRefreshed (~daily), so each generation/restart resumed from pair-time cookies.

Live evidence (no re-pair, probe against a copy of the real session)

• With only fresh .google.com account cookies (SID/HSID/SSID/APISID/SAPISID + SAPISIDHASH), /web/config and the RegisterRefresh RPC return 200 and mint fresh 24h tachyon tokens — the "dead" session revived instantly.
• Durability run (60s cycles): 14 clean minutes, then HTTP 401 SESSION_COOKIE_INVALID while the config GET still returned 200 — Google invalidates replayed browser-cookie snapshots once Chrome advances the account session. Fresh-pair sessions died in ~3-4 min.
• Conclusion: durable health = the watchdog heal cycle (die → refresh from Chrome → reconnect, ~every 15 min). This PR unblocks exactly that loop; the supervisor already resets its same-fingerprint streak on liveness, so heal cycles never trip the circuit breaker.

Changes

• internal/googlecookies: require only the five .google.com account cookies; carry messages.google.com OSID when present (preferred, never required); deterministic host tie-break (ORDER BY host_key, name); truthful docs.
• scripts/refresh-google-session-cookies-{macos,linux}.py: mirrored.
• internal/client/events.go: throttled persistence of rotated cookies (sha256 change detection, 5-min window, injectable clock for tests); CookiesLock held around session marshals (pre-existing race).
• docs/agent-runbook.md: self-healing section rewritten to the proven mechanics (revive, don't re-pair).

Verification

• go test -race ./internal/googlecookies/ ./internal/client/ ./internal/bridgeadapters/google/ ./internal/app/ ✅; go test ./cmd/ ✅; go vet ./... ✅; go build ./... ✅; both scripts py_compile ✅
• Counterfactual: reverting the requiredCookies change makes TestLoadChromeCookiesDoesNotRequireMessagesOSID fail; restoring passes.
• Live-install deploy + ≥15 min /api/status watch: in progress, will report on this PR.

Coordination note: deliberately scoped away from internal/bridge/ and the supervisor (in-flight refactor); PR #145 untouched.

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[MaxGhenis]

Correction to this PR's description (posting rather than editing, so the record stays intact). A verified-Fable calibration audit found two mechanism claims here that don't hold up:

1. "libgm rotates cookies on every response (UpdateCookiesFromResponse)" — not accurate. UpdateCookiesFromResponse merely merges whatever Set-Cookie headers the server sends, and it is called from exactly two sites (pkg/libgm/http.go:59, client.go:351). It fires per completed HTTP response (RPCs and long-poll re-opens), not continuously during an idle long-poll stream. In-band rotation is therefore not self-sustaining; the durability actually comes from the Chrome re-import path.

2. "durable health = the watchdog heal cycle … ~every 15 min" — not borne out. That extrapolated a single out-of-band probe measurement into a steady-state law. Live data showed one cookie expiry in a 15h watch, not a 15-minute cycle.

Neither correction affects the fix itself: the root cause (an impossible messages.google.com:OSID requirement failing every repair before any network call) was re-verified against the pre-fix code, and the live evidence for the fix re-derived cleanly from the raw watch data.

Separately, credit where due: the earlier analysis in #108 had already independently identified all three components that shipped here — the OSID-absence lead, the cookie-persistence gap (with file:line cites that were more accurate than this PR's), and the missing rate limit on the repair path. The disagreement was only over whether client-side durability was achievable at all.

Runbook follow-up in #153.

[MaxGhenis]

Correction to my comment above: the 2026-07-25 stale-build outage lasted ~6h26m (06:54→13:21 local), not ~10.5h — the larger figure mixed UTC transcript timestamps with local watch timestamps. The mechanism correction stands unchanged.