feat(provider): define request queue contract#927
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Superseded by consolidated provider/network safeguards PR #948, which passed Typecheck, Linux, macOS, and Windows packaged checks. Closing this duplicate to keep the review surface focused. |
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Problem
Provider requests currently have no shared admission contract for per-provider/account concurrency and queue limits, making rate-limit storms and unbounded background work difficult to control consistently.
Scope
Adds a pure queue contract with provider/account keys, bounded concurrency and queue policies, explicit interactive/scheduled/background priorities, and fail-closed run/queue/reject admission decisions.
Non-goals
No provider client wiring, scheduler, circuit-breaker integration, persistence, or UI is included. Runtime queue execution is a separate follow-up PR.
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Review
Completed functional, concurrency/lifecycle, data integrity, security, cross-platform, compatibility, and scope review. No package smoke is claimed because this PR is a pure contract module.
Issue
Part of #885