The window worker keeps its window over a chunk that doesn't inflate
Test and deploy / test (push) Successful in 1m14s
Test and deploy / edge (push) Successful in 2m37s
Test and deploy / deploy (push) Successful in 3m7s

A live reply cut short (the server's compressed data ending at ".\r\n" at a
read boundary; the spool keeps what Corpus.write refuses) made the worker give
the group back without a snapshot, losing the window and the batch since its
last post (six times in the first 40 minutes on homelab). Now the batch before
the chunk goes out, the chunk is reported (fetched again, plain the second
time) and the range is asked for again from that chunk (RangeOutcome::Again):
the stream waits for the new copy and the window stays. Test: the coordinator
hands the same range back at its resume point after a corrupt report.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -256,7 +256,9 @@ COORDINATOR_URL=http://coordinator:3334 NODE_TOKEN=… ./target/release/edge-nod
409 means the lease is lost (the range stops, isn't given back); a
batch once 500k articles or 100k files wait (a picture group's batches
went over the server's 256 MB limit); a chunk that doesn't inflate is
reported (the coordinator fetches it plain next time); SIGTERM/SIGINT
reported (the coordinator fetches it plain next time) after the batch
before it went out, and a held group asks for the range again from
that chunk, its window kept; SIGTERM/SIGINT
give each range back after its current chunk; `--max-mbit` is the
node's download cap, shared by its threads. Plus a heartbeat when no
batch went out for a minute.