Harden operation state-writer parity - #449
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What changed
children.jsonlrelation incore/state/layout.yamlstate-writer.shWhy
The CC-508 parent-operation control plane introduced durable operation projections and child relations, but those writes were not fully represented by the declarative state layout or the production write-boundary parity tests. That left future drift or direct-write bypasses less visible than the equivalent task/run state paths.
Impact
This is a contract, test, and affected-test-planner hardening change. It does not alter production runtime behavior.
Validation
test-state-layout-parity: 7/7test-layer-boundaries: 31/31test-run-tests: 23/23test-pmctl-operation: 13/13test-state-store: 80/80git diff --check: clean