feat: complete CRP management workflow#14
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Summary
Exit CRPflow, recoverable fixed state cleanup, and hidden Supervisor/Worker windows on Windows.Validation
npm test(489/489)npm run lintnpm run typecheck:uinpm run build:uinpm run verify:ui-buildnpm run test:e2e(Chromium 44/44)npm audit --omit=dev(0 vulnerabilities)npm pack --dry-run --jsonnpm testpassed on Node 24.13.1.ui -> start -> restart -> stop -> start -> shutdown -> shutdown; stable Supervisor PID, replaced Worker PIDs, both shutdown exit codes 0, no spawned CMD windows, no residual CRP process/port/state.Exit CRPdialog and the accurate shutdown-accepted terminal state; no residual CRP process/port/state.7425df4.Release Notes
This remains a draft pending repository-owner review, any remaining copied-real-history rehearsal, and final release approval before merge or npm publication.