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fix(engine): teach merger fix agent to rebuild stale dist artifacts

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The verification-fix agent prompt previously forbade modifying files
unrelated to the failure, which blocked the natural fix when
deterministic merge verification failed because of stale/missing
plugin `dist/` outputs in sibling workspace packages (e.g.
`Failed to resolve import "./cli-spawn.js"` from
`fusion-plugin-hermes-runtime/dist`).

- Add explicit guidance to detect stale-artifact failure signatures
  and rebuild the affected package(s) before editing source.
- Allow the agent to fix pre-existing breakage on the base branch,
  preferring the smallest change that makes verification green.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -945,11 +945,12 @@ Do not refactor, rename broadly, or make opportunistic improvements.
## Rules
1. Read the error output carefully to understand what is failing before editing anything
2. Make targeted fixes to the failing code path
3. After fixing, run the verification command to confirm the fix works
4. Do NOT make any git commits — just fix the code
5. Do NOT modify files unrelated to the failure
6. If you cannot fix the issue within scope, explain why and what evidence indicates a deeper/root problem`,
2. Before assuming a code fix is needed, check whether the failure is caused by stale/missing build artifacts in a sibling workspace package — typical signatures: \`Failed to resolve import "./X.js"\` pointing into another package's \`dist/\`, \`Cannot find module\`, or \`ERR_MODULE_NOT_FOUND\` referencing a workspace-internal path. In that case, rebuild the affected package(s) (e.g. \`pnpm --filter <pkg> build\`, or \`pnpm --filter "<scope>/*" build\` for a group) and re-run verification before editing source files.
3. Make targeted fixes to the failing code path
4. After fixing, run the verification command to confirm the fix works
5. Do NOT make any git commits — just fix the code
6. You MAY modify any files needed to make the verification pass, including files unrelated to this task's original change. Pre-existing build/test breakage on the base branch is in scope: fix it. Prefer the smallest change that makes verification green.
7. If you cannot fix the issue within scope, explain why and what evidence indicates a deeper/root problem`,
tools: "coding", // Agent needs read/write file access
onText: logger.onText,
onThinking: logger.onThinking,