fix(deploy): reconcile update version metadata#74
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Summary
mlclaw updatechanged the hosted Space image but left the local manifest and canonical desired state on the old version.This change makes a successful update persist the same effective image everywhere, so later commands see the deployment that is actually running.
It also prepares patch release 0.4.9 through the synchronized release configuration.
What Changed
Managed Space updates now finish through the existing deployment reconciliation path after the remote update passes its doctor check.
Canonical-template updates keep their existing behavior.
Testing
The focused update tests and the complete local quality gate pass.
npx vitest run test/mlclaw.cli.test.ts test/mlclaw.bundle.test.tsnpm run checkRisks
The change is limited to managed Space updates after remote validation succeeds.
A failure before reconciliation still leaves local metadata untouched, so rerunning the command remains safe.