runtime: separate call completion from store driver outcomes - #371
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Summary
Fixes #350. Fixes #357.
Cycle 1 of the requested two-cycle scheduler refactor: calls own their outcomes while the existing store drivers continue owning execution progress.
Cycle 2 will replace overlapping driver/arrival/fallback-pump machinery with event-triggered draining. This PR intentionally keeps that machinery while establishing its behavioral contract.
Verification
just gates < /dev/nullpassed: runtime 1006 passed / 3 existing ignored; WASI 305 passed / 1 optional fixture ignored; ct-runner 24 passed / 1 optional fixture ignored; seeded runtime 1003 passed / 6 existing ignored per seed; seeded conformance 95 passed / 1 profile exclusion.No protocol marks, manifests, goldens, or conformance expectations changed. Automerge will be armed and watched through delivery.