Epic: Miner Wave 3.5 — Wire the autonomous loop end-to-end

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Context

Miner Wave 1 (#11), Wave 2 (#12), and Wave 3 (#13) milestones are all closed — every individual issue's PR genuinely merged (spot-checked and cross-referenced with closedByPullRequestsReferences, no false closures found). But a code-level audit (import-graph traced from bin/gittensory-miner.js outward, plus targeted git grep for real call sites vs. definitions/tests) found that the actual discover → analyze → plan → prepare → create → manage → repeat loop this whole system exists to run has zero live entrypoint end-to-end today. The individual pieces are real and wired in isolation:

• discover → rank → enqueue: fully wired (opportunity-fanout.js → opportunity-ranker.js → portfolio-discovery.js → portfolio-queue.js, reachable from the discover CLI command).
• manage poll: fully wired (ci-poller.js → event-ledger.js → manage-status.js).
• Governor decision auditing: a real, working SQLite append-only log (governor-ledger.js), reachable via governor list.
• .gittensory-miner.yml parsing: real and live (opportunity-ranker.js calls parseMinerGoalSpecContent).

But the create and repeat steps — the actual point of the system — are not reachable from anywhere:

• attempt-runner.js's runMinerAttempt (the create→review→gate→submit orchestrator from maintainer: wire the submission-gate trigger into the harness driving loop #2337) is never dispatched by the CLI.
• The coding-agent driver seam (createCodingAgentDriver/runCodingAgentAttempt in packages/gittensory-engine) has zero production caller anywhere — only test and doc references.
• attempt-runner.js's injectable runSlopAssessment self-review dependency has no production implementation.
• Governor counters (rate-limit buckets, backoff attempts, budget/turn/termination totals, convergence history, reputation/self-plagiarism throttle state) are pure in/out transforms with nothing persisting them between separate CLI invocations — contrast with the ledger above, which does persist.
• loop-reentry.js/loop-closure.js (the "automatically re-invoke discovery on a resolved outcome" pieces) are CLI-unreachable; the Dockerfile's own CMD is ["doctor"], a one-shot batch command — nothing autonomously repeats the cycle today.

This milestone closes that gap: wire the 5 pieces below, in dependency order, so the loop this whole system was built for actually runs unattended, end to end.

Sub-issues

• Build production CodingAgentDriver construction + wire into the create phase #5131 — Build production CodingAgentDriver construction + wire into the create phase — done
• Wire CLI dispatch for the real attempt pipeline (attempt command) #5132 — Wire CLI dispatch for the real attempt pipeline (attempt command) — blocked by Build production CodingAgentDriver construction + wire into the create phase #5131 (done); full completion also blocked by Build a SelfReviewContext fetcher for the miner's self-review pass #5145
• Build a real production runSlopAssessment implementation #5133 — Build a real production runSlopAssessment implementation — done
• Persist governor cross-attempt state (rate-limit, budget, convergence, reputation, self-plagiarism) #5134 — Persist governor cross-attempt state (rate-limit, budget, convergence, reputation, self-plagiarism)
• Build the autonomous repeat/supervising loop (discover → attempt → manage → repeat) #5135 — Build the autonomous repeat/supervising loop — blocked by Wire CLI dispatch for the real attempt pipeline (attempt command) #5132, Build a real production runSlopAssessment implementation #5133 (done), Persist governor cross-attempt state (rate-limit, budget, convergence, reputation, self-plagiarism) #5134
• Build a SelfReviewContext fetcher for the miner's self-review pass #5145 — Build a SelfReviewContext fetcher for the miner's self-review pass — required for Wire CLI dispatch for the real attempt pipeline (attempt command) #5132 to run a real attempt end to end

All maintainer-only: this is the core autonomous-write control-flow, same tier as the rest of Wave 3.

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JSO-3678