Verify admission failure diagnostics and updated Windows release archive

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## Executed checks
The scheduling change at `d85746d` passed 110 Windows workspace tests (19
explicitly ignored), 20 desktop unit tests and 39 frontend tests. Workspace and
desktop strict Clippy, Rust formatting, frontend production build and Prettier
checks passed. The real Google concurrent-inference regression passed again
after scoped-thread cleanup; its measured scope is documented in
[PERFORMANCE.md](PERFORMANCE.md#shared-inference-admission).
The updated Windows embedded-frontend Release executable is 23,523,328 bytes,
SHA-256 `6efc81b653c7bd37ecbe63bbe538b126440daa5b62419dd1994c4a3696799d52`.
Its unsigned development ZIP is 145,262,551 bytes, SHA-256
`c1859d6ead7628f02965568e1c509cd52484e22ec397a86f62bcea108487de16`.
The extracted archive passed integrity checks for 39 files, genuine 768-dimensional
normalized Google code-query inference and decoder startup. It requested automatic
device selection with Vulkan disabled only in the smoke-test child, used the
optimized CPU module and loaded no Vulkan provider. This does not verify the
updated desktop UI, clean-machine installation or actual GPU behavior.
Five targeted scheduler tests also passed, including lowering admission below
a session's worker weight: rejection invokes no worker, clears prior diagnostics,
closes the failure trace and releases priority reservations. This is scheduler
failure testing; semantic quality is covered by the separate real Google fixture.
The following checks describe the earlier prepared-reader/recovery milestone,
not the updated Linux desktop or updated Windows release artifacts:
- Windows and native Linux workspace tests: 106 passed each, 18 ignored.
- Windows native desktop unit suite: 17 passed.
- Strict Windows/Linux workspace and Windows desktop Clippy plus both formatting checks passed.