Harden Mireye campaign resume and failure accounting

[g4nesh]

What changed

• replace a retired Mireye campaign field with a current stable non-parcel field
• extend the batch timeout to match observed live response latency
• add exact prefix-resume planning with recomputed credit ceilings
• aggregate independent batch, Ask, and geocode failures without automatic retries
• isolate fingerprints from partially validated batches and add progress/failure summaries
• raise bounded Ask/geocode concurrency while retaining the 179 requests/minute issue ceiling
• document the completed field evidence and the explicitly incomplete Ask sweep

Why

Live campaign execution exposed three concrete gaps: response/logistics batches routinely exceeded the former 125-second timeout, an isolated HTTP 500 could discard otherwise valid Ask evidence, and a transient HTTP 502 could terminate the remaining independent field cohorts. The runner now records bounded failures and supports operator-directed continuation without silently replaying billed work.

Impact

The default campaign ceiling remains exactly 47,225 credits. Operators can preview an exact remaining ceiling after skipping a verified prefix of completed batches. Raw field values, answers, addresses, API responses, and credentials remain excluded from reports and source control.

Verification

• npm run verify
• 36/36 unit and API tests passed
• strict TypeScript and ESLint passed
• production Vite/server build passed
• high-severity npm audit found zero vulnerabilities
• git diff --check passed
• staged JWT/private-key/GitHub-token and internal-artifact scans passed
• local Docker is unavailable; GitHub Actions remains the authoritative Node 24/container verification

Claim boundary

Across bounded attempts, all 36 core field cohorts validated successfully at least once and the configured nine-point perimeter passed. The latest uninterrupted Ask milestone was 60/175 with 59 valid cited answers and one failure. The sweep did not finish, so this change makes no full-pass Ask reliability claim and commits no incomplete aggregate report.