fix(remote): stabilize workspace session restore - #1859
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Summary
Type and Areas
Type: regression fix
Areas: desktop/Tauri, Rust SSH services, web UI, CLI peer host
Motivation / Impact
Remote workspace startup could issue concurrent connects for every workspace sharing one SSH profile. Each completed connect replaced and disconnected the previous handle, causing SFTP failures and remote session operations to fail. Remote POSIX paths were also rejected as non-absolute on Windows during external command discovery, and model updates could target a session that had not yet been restored into the runtime.
This change deduplicates reconnect work, preserves a matching live transport, classifies remote roots before host-native path validation, and restores session state before model mutation.
Verification
Reviewer Notes
AI-assisted: yes. Testing level: fully tested with focused frontend and Rust coverage plus both affected host compile checks.
No user-facing strings or locale resources changed.
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