Encode failed local-activity exceptions and repair legacy text - #545
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Fixes #544.
The portable local-activity bridge stored plain exception text while marking execution rows and terminal history snapshots as Avro. Server bootstrap rejected those ordinary failed/timed-out histories after restart. This PR encodes new exceptions using the run codec and adds an idempotent migration for legacy failed, timed-out and cancelled local activities, including empty text. It leaves unrelated history values and other activity modes unchanged.
The new replay fixture covers a failed local activity with an Avro exception through cold replay and embedded history import; the corpus policy confirms it fails against the base implementation and passes with this change. Local PHP 8.4/SQLite focused tests and style checks pass. Published Python SDK 2.3.0 plus Server 2.4.2 reproduced the preflight failure before the fix.
Full supported CI and an installed-artifact restart rehearsal remain required before release.