[Fix] Setup Sessions no longer open without their first turn - #1826
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What changed
Why this change was made
Setup could commit a starter Session and complete onboarding before its first Fast turn ran in the Next.js post-response callback. If the process exited in that window, the deterministic retry found the existing Session and deliberately skipped the only launch opportunity.
Impact
Setup starter Sessions retain a recoverable first turn across process interruption. Retrying the same launch batch schedules pending work, while the durable completion marker and turn lock prevent completed first turns from running again.