feat(runtime): preserve owned citation metadata - #1158
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# Conflicts: # fixtures/react-parity/runtime/README.md # fixtures/react-parity/runtime/evidence.json
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The staged shared runtime dropped LangGraph citation metadata before either native binding could observe it. Messages now expose readonly, owned citation data with source alias normalization, explicit empty-list replacement, canonical clearing, and generation isolation. Equal metadata reuses its existing references, including when answer text changes.
The private adapter keeps citation projection separate from execution authority. Exact checkpoint ownership, tool admission, the legacy Angular adapter and public package roots are unchanged. Installed React and Angular fixtures read the real snapshot and cover history retention/clearing and resumed approval completion.
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This is staged message-data support. Rich content, reasoning/timing, citation UI and public backend cutover remain separate. Plain checkpoint ingress still rejects unsupported instances/cycles. No release or dependency change.