HeadlessTracker

Stops a hung upstream from stalling a tool call indefinitely.

Fixed

• A connector request can no longer hang the whole tool call forever. Every connector honors an AbortSignal (and prices.ts / fx.ts already timed out their own fetches), but nothing ever set a deadline on the connector path -- the tool handlers called the orchestrator with no signal, so if an upstream accepted the TCP connection and then never responded, the call would spin forever and the MCP host would hang with it. The orchestrator now races each per-account fetch against a deadline (default 30s, override with HEADLESS_TRACKER_REQUEST_TIMEOUT_MS): a hang degrades to a single network_timeout failure for that one account while the healthy accounts return normally -- the same graceful-degradation contract a thrown connector error got in v1.0.9. The race is an airtight backstop even for a connector that does not fully thread the signal into its fetch (the Bybit connector checked the abort flag only after its request returned, so its fetch is now passed the signal too and a stuck Bybit call is actually cancelled).

346 tests green.

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