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Adopt published Workflow 2.4.6 compatibility fix - #145
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Update the root and Laravel microservice locks to published Workflow 2.4.6 for durable-workflow/workflow#636. Advance the existing polyglot Server pin to the rebuilt 2.5.6 image.
The installed fix avoids an unnecessary task-to-run lookup and a Laravel lazy-loading violation when an explicit run has a null marker. Existing SDK and Waterline versions are unchanged. Keep the current Python/Rust tuple and all published Waterline assets.
Qualify application and microservice checks, the actual polyglot sample and both published development-image architectures.