feat: reconcile reserved create operations atomically - #139
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Adds an opt-in create-intent protocol for recovering a lost create response without inserting a replacement entity. PostgreSQL commits the entity, initial revision and receipt atomically. Repeated submission returns the currently authorized original result; deletion does not permit resurrection.
Reservation, commitment and receipt lookup reuse current principal/tenant/schema authorization. First commitment has a 15-minute admission window; receipt recovery lasts24 hours from reservation. Unknown, expired or differently scoped intents refuse commitment. Hooked schemas and enabled global webhooks reject new reservations/pending commitments explicitly. Business-name uniqueness remains separate from operation identity.
The public contract is documented in docs/create-reconciliation.md. Tests cover concurrent commitment, rollback on uniqueness, changed payload/schema, expiry/pruning, current owner denial, deleted results and selected two-membership tenant isolation.
Validation:1198 nextest tests passed with10 infrastructure-dependent skips; the disposable live PostgreSQL backend and two HTTP cases also passed. CLI/runtime/PostgreSQL/backend all-target Clippy passed without warnings. The merged tree is byte-identical to the tested tree, with current conditional-read and uniqueness fixes included.
Stacked on conditional mutations PR #138. No registry release or production deployment is implied.