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feat(run): the repository under review is the freeze record's, not the working directory's

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A directory can review repositories other than itself: a workbench whose
config, env file and records serve several, freezing each with --repo and
--out. The run took the working directory for the repository under review:
the prompt named it, the calibration was kept under it, and --trees fell
back to it. The run now reads the repository from the artifact's
freeze.json - the prompt names it and the calibration is kept under it -
and --trees defaults to what the record says: the worktree, else the
repository when it is not the working directory, else `.`, the same rule
that builds the printed run line. The working directory keeps its roles:
the config, the env file, the slots, the lens processes' cwd and every
logged path. A damaged record stops the run at preflight.
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@ -84,6 +84,10 @@ crafter-review run --artifact .review-gates/push/<branch>/ --hash <sha256> \
The dump with every finding, note and coverage entry is `gate-state/commits-<hash8>-run-<n>.json`.
### Reviewing another repository
A directory can review repositories other than itself: a workbench whose config, `.env` and records serve several. From it, `crafter-review freeze --repo <path> --out <dir> --worktree`, then the printed run line. The run reads the repository under review from the artifact's `freeze.json`: the prompt names it, the calibration is kept under it, and `--trees` defaults to the recorded worktree. The config, the env file and the slots are the working directory's, the lenses run in it, and `--context-paths` are relative to it.
To stop a run, run `crafter-review stop <its scratch dir>`, or `crafter-review stop --hash <hash8>` for every live run of a hash. Its running passes are killed, no later gate starts and the dump is written. A run takes its passes with it however it ends, SIGKILL included: each pass runs under a supervisor that kills its whole tree, the MCP server and Chromium included. `flatpak kill net.catcrafts.CrafterReview` is the hard stop.
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