Preserve runtime context and failure details in workflow verification - #581
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Workflow creation probes lost the actor and selected model when passing domain-only verification inputs into a candidate. LLM steps consequently lacked their runtime scope and model preference. Probes now inherit the trusted execution context and return the actual failing state and error.
Validation: targeted regression passes, including a conflicting fixture identity and exact failure read-back. The neighbouring creation suite has six existing entity-template/schema-version fixture failures, unrelated to this change.
Real-deck verification also exposed incorrectly authored context-field entries; those are being corrected in the represented workflow. This PR does not claim the deck analysis or email continuation is complete.
JVNAUTOSCI-2223