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Add gate poll mechanism for periodic script execution and node message injection (#1778)

* Add gate poll mechanism for periodic script execution and node message injection

Adds a `poll` field to workflow gates that periodically executes a script and
injects messages into workflow node sessions when script output changes. This
enables nodes to react to external events (PR comments, CI status, etc.)
without human relay.

- Add `GatePoll` interface to shared types (intervalMs, script, target, messageTemplate)
- Add `GatePollManager` runtime class for poll lifecycle (start/stop/tick)
- Wire poll manager into SpaceRuntime start/stop/cleanup lifecycle
- Add poll configuration UI to GateEditorPanel (toggle, interval, script, target, template)
- Add `validateGatePoll` to gate-evaluator for input validation
- Poll scripts receive context vars (TASK_ID, PR_URL, REPO_OWNER, etc.) as env vars
- Minimum interval: 10 seconds, script timeout: 30 seconds
- Backward compatible — workflows without `poll` work exactly as before

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

* Address PR review feedback: fix poll lifecycle bugs, add race guard and tests

- Fix `cleanupTerminalExecutors` to stop polls for `blocked` runs (P0)
- Fix `reconcileTerminalRunsWithoutExecutors` to call `stopPolls` (P0)
- Add `active` flag to prevent in-flight tick execution after stop (P1)
- Add unit tests for `validateGatePoll` in gate-evaluator.test.ts (P1)
- Add tests for lastOutput reset behavior and tick cancellation
- Fix lint issues: use literal keys, type annotation for proc variable

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

* Defer lastOutput update until after successful message injection

Previously, lastOutput was updated before checking for an active session.
If no session existed, the changed output was "consumed" and never delivered
once a session appeared. Now lastOutput is only updated after the message
is successfully injected, ensuring pending chang... (continued)

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