Keep Thor routing and availability state live - #468
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Closes #467
Summary
/v1/modelsand mark returned modelsavailableProduction incident
Thor retained a half-open WebSocket for roughly 54 hours. Its local runtimes were healthy but Mycel could not route to it. The dialer has been safely restarted and fresh ping/pong traffic is active. This change prevents recurrence and makes status visible.
Verification
pnpm test:run— 256 files, 3,079 tests passedpnpm typecheckpnpm --dir apps/mycel-client buildpnpm --filter @umwelten/mycel build