* fix(ship-budget): calibrate projections from the run's own meter, settle dispatch reservations when reviewers return (GST-101)
The /ship budget projected every step and dispatch from fixed constants
(7.43M per dispatch, 2.25M per default step) plus a fixed 4.48M reserve, so
real caps refused work that cost 3-20x less (GSTA-152 PR B, GSTA-2). Each
settled reservation is now measured on the next reading, and the run projects
with its own factor (max actual/prior of its last three measurements x 1.5),
the prior only before the first measurement. The default tail reserve scales
with the step factor; the stop overhead keeps its fit.
Reservations of reviewers admitted one at a time no longer pile up: check
--returned settles named dispatches, --finish settles the pass's dispatches of
that step, and a step change settles consumed dispatches. DRIFT and
BUDGET_DRIFT lines print projected against actual.
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* fix: pre-landing review fixes (GST-101)
Unseen charges (settle --unknown, a Claude-metered outside voice) are booked
at their reservation and never measured, so they cannot shrink the dispatch
factor. The handoff holds back the same calibrated reserve as check, so a
delegate verdict is one the handoff admits.
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* docs(ship-budget): handoff sub-cap subtracts unknown charges and the calibrated reserve
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* chore: changelog (Unreleased) for GST-101 ship-budget calibration
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* test(ship-budget): give the GSTA-152 PR B replay an explicit 120s timeout
It spawns about 100 CLI processes; on windows-latest it ran past the
shard runner's 30s per-test timeout (windows-free-shard 5, run
40917695070), and on 2 cores it sat at bare bun test's 5s default.
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