Install the focused guard test runner from wheels only - #136

Brings #135 (skip the lane name guard for profile-only launches) and #136
(the focused guard test runner from wheels only) onto the branch. The merge
is clean; nothing of either is resolved by hand.

Lane: openRepoTools-3
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Bring in #81 (lane-rename and the lane alias table), #129, #131, #133,
#135 and #136 so the PR is mergeable again. Two textual conflicts, both
resolved so each side's intent survives:

- lanes-edit.sh, the `*)` arm's unknown-subcommand list: main added
  `rename-lane`, this branch added `duplicate-holder`. The list now
  carries both, which is what test_repo_hygiene's derived-list check
  demands of the dispatcher.
- tests/test_lane_helpers.sh, the suite's fakebin: main added a fake
  `gh` (Copilot round 7 on #81), this branch added fake `pgrep` and
  `ps` (issue #39). All three fakes are kept and the one chmod line
  marks all five fakebin entries executable.

No new main code calls pgrep or ps, so the suite-wide fakes change
nothing for main's new cases; and main's file-keyed LOG_AWK lane field
leaves holder_is_dead's verb-only read and superseded_by's tolower
comparison unchanged in meaning.

Lane: openRepoTools-3
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…#131 #133 #135 #136): one cap conflict, settled at the count of what merged

One textual conflict, the AGENTS.md line cap in
tests/test_repo_hygiene.py: this branch raised 265 to 278 for Amendment
18's ONE BINDING rule, and #119 raised the same 265 to 292 for the
cycle's three rulings. AGENTS.md itself auto-merged to 305 lines,
265 + 13 + 27, with both paragraphs whole and #135's profile-only guard
sentence beside them. So the cap is 305, with a dated MEET AT entry in
the form the 224 entry's rule asks for, rather than either side's
number.

Everything else auto-merged and was read for meaning, not just for
markers. #135 hoists the global-flag parse in lanes-edit.sh above the
path probes and exits 0 for `guard` under exact CLAUDE_NO_LANE=1; this
branch's guard clauses (d) and (e) sit inside the guard, after that
exit, which is right because a profile-only session holds no binding.
Every positional read between the new and old parse sites is inside a
function. #129's lclaude-first launcher in `lane` is the one this
branch's elsewhere and available paths already call. #133's
stable_lane_row and #129's lclaude fakes are cases of their own and
touch none of this branch's.

Lane: openRepoTools-3
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Bring #97 onto a current base before the seam rework Brett Heap ruled on
2026-10-04 ("managed ledger owns enrolled lanes; #97 owns legacy — rework
both"). Main moved 14 commits past 957a26f, to daed209: #81 lane-rename,
#83 Amendment 18, #93 Amendment 19, #61 claim --force takeover, #146,
#119, #101-#103, #129, #131, #133, #135, #136, #139 and #134.

Four files conflicted, and in every one both intents survive:

- lanes-edit.sh, the function sections: both sides appended after
  migrate_state_cells. Main's Amendment 19(c)/(d) sweep and archive stay
  directly under it, because its header says "the shape
  `migrate-state-cells` has one screen up"; #97's lifecycle and
  inventory section follows them.
- lanes-edit.sh, the unknown-subcommand refusal: the union of both lists,
  56 names, the same set as the dispatcher's 56 arms.
- lanes-edit.sh, the exit-code table, and the manual's copy of it: #97's
  7 row ("another act got there first", in three verbs) is kept, and exit
  9 now has two meanings, one per verb. #61 spent 9 on `claim --force`'s
  abandoned takeover and #97 spent it on `lane-state`'s unreadable
  snapshot, and each PR took it as unused. Neither verb can return the
  other's 9, so the table names both and nothing is renumbered in a
  merge. The manual's 9 row said "(`claim` only)", which the merge would
  have made false; its 7 row now names #97's two fenced writers too, as
  the code table already did. The next commit moves #97's 9 to 10.
- lane-handoff, the late-record restart line: #129's
  `$lane_profile_word` (lclaude) with #97's lifecycle line under it.
- docs/README-lanes.md: Amendment 19's section, then #97's #91 section,
  so the amendment sections stay in number order.
- tests/test_lane_helpers.sh: main's Amendment 19 and Amendment 18
  sections run first, in main's order (A18's restores its fixtures), and
  #97's self-contained #91 section follows them, before the
  workstation-seam section, as it did on #97's branch.

lane-start auto-merged around #134's rewrite. #97's section 4a still
prints the reconciliation after Amendment 18's binding gate and before
section 5 and the STARTED/RESUMED write in 5b. AGENTS.md, README.md,
tests/test_repo_hygiene.py and skills/ are byte-identical to main, so
the 316- and 486-line caps already match the merged counts.

Locally, tests/run.sh -k 'lane_helpers_suite or repo_hygiene or
lane_start_claude_current or guard_launch_mode or install_skill_and_hook':
274 passed, 600 deselected, in 1560 s.

Lane: openRepoTools-3
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>