Loki Mode

Added

• Session-Continuity Phase 2, recovery resume (issue #165), opt-in via
  LOKI_RESUME_SESSION=1, default OFF. When a previously interrupted run
  (paused, rate-limited, or budget-cutoff) is restarted, the FIRST main-loop
  claude call emits --resume <stored-session-uuid> to reattach the prior
  Claude session context, then the run reverts to normal stateless
  per-iteration behavior (no resume chain, so transcript context cannot
  accumulate). LOKI_SESSION_FORK=1 optionally adds --fork-session on the
  resumed call. Gated on CLI support; degrades to a fresh call on an older
  claude or a missing/malformed stored session file. Default argv is
  byte-identical to v7.36; the resumed call never co-emits --session-id and
  --resume together.
  • NAMING: LOKI_RESUME_SESSION governs the underlying CLAUDE session-resume
    layer. It is UNRELATED to the existing loki heal/loki migrate --resume
    CHECKPOINT flag, which resumes a Loki run from its own saved checkpoint.
    This is a narrow recovery feature, not whole-loop session continuity (a
    --resume chain over every iteration was deliberately rejected because it
    would compete with Loki's curated injected memory and grow context
    unboundedly).
  • The Bun runner honors a resumeFirstCall invocation field for parity, but
    the production autonomous loop runs the bash route (autonomy/run.sh), which
    is the fully-wired path; the Bun path is staged for when its main loop
    becomes the live route.