The pass-1 late-init fix captured `managed` before the fallback reset was issued,
so a host `init` landing DURING the reset round-trip (up to ~30s with the XHR
timeout + retry) left `handle_init` firing an unregistered hook (no-op) while
`complete()` re-checked the stale flag -- neither emitting `ready` nor arming a
hook that could still fire. Wedge.
Decide readiness from the LIVE token in `complete()`: token present since capture
-> emit `ready` directly; token arrived during the round-trip -> run the managed
recovery inline; token still absent -> register the one-shot LATE_INIT_HOOK. The
inline and hook paths share one guarded `run_late_init_recovery` (tokened reset ->
emit_ready), so `ready` cannot double-fire. Add two source-order structural tests
(handle_init emits no `ready` directly; completion re-checks bridge_token live).