fix: bound retained derived reads - #657
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Carry large support sets through a connection-local SQLite TEMP table instead of expanding one bind variable per selected event. Preserve removal-before-signature closure and document the ordering and immutability invariants at retained scale.
Write and sync progress metadata under an ignored temporary name before exposing the final JSON publication marker. Prevent concurrent Inspector status reads from classifying a partially written progress row as corrupt derived state.
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just check(3,151 passed; 5 skipped)/api/revisionsexercise on a 102,400-event storeKnown performance characteristic
The unfiltered revisions route is now correct at retained scale, but it still hydrates historical events individually and remains expensive. This change deliberately fixes correctness and publication safety without changing response semantics.