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feat(space): server-derived active-turn roster decoupled from compact feed (#1651)

* feat(space): server-derived active-turn roster decoupled from compact feed

The Space task running roster used to derive its entries from the same
compacted feed rows the minimal thread renders — capped at the last 5
non-terminal rows per turn — so long active turns under-reported
activity. The server now computes the full per-session active-turn
activity summary alongside the compact rows and ships it on the
LiveQuery `metadata` channel; the client roster reads from that
summary, applying only the 4-entry display cap.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(space): address review for active-turn roster decoupling

- mapActivityEntry: defensive string coercion guards against malformed
  ActivityEntry payloads crashing the renderer with TypeError on .trim().
  Empty user_message / agent_handoff text is now also dropped at the
  client (defence in depth — server already filters).

- live-query-handlers SQL: tighten user_entries NOT-EXISTS filter to also
  require non-empty text. Previously a row of [tool_result, {type:'text',
  text:''}] passed the filter but produced textValue=NULL → blank rail
  entry. Mirrors the assistant-entries filter.

- New daemon integration test: long active turn (8 tool_use rows) yields
  ≤5 compact-feed rows AND a summary with all 8 entries — directly
  verifies the PR's decoupling claim against the same fixture.

- Remove blanket @ts-nocheck from MinimalThreadFeed.test.tsx and annotate
  each summary fixture with `: ActiveTurnSummary` so future ActivityEntry
  shape changes are caught at compile time.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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