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M5.4: bind selective restore to plan token - #30
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Adds deterministic SHA-256 restore plan tokens to bind M5.2 planning and M5.3 selective restore to the same validated archive and local state.
POST /api/recording-archive/plannow returnsplan_token, covering the validated manifest, managed-audio inventory, complete plan, and canonical local recordings/annotations/observations snapshot.POST /api/recording-archive/import-selectednow requiresplan_token; it recomputes the plan before any commit and rejects stale tokens after archive or local-state drift. Selected entries must still beimportcandidates and no force-overwrite path is introduced. The browser retains the token only in memory after planning and clears it on archive change, restore, or stale/error paths. Includes deterministic token, local-state drift, archive drift, API precondition and UI regression tests, plus README and M5.4 docs.