feat(ui-xr): boot learner from pinned encounter bundle - #790
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Fetch the assembled-exam opaque bundle id per station, verify identity and eligibility before mounting, and record explicit refusal or offline fixture fallback instead of inferring from local scenario names. tsk_49e99de9605261d7
Route assembled-exam pins through bootLearnerRuntimeFromAssembledExam, drop scenario-name inference on that path, and publish refusal/fallback trace evidence. Compose with compiled-room mount from origin/main. tsk_49e99de9605261d7
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pnpm exec vitest run apps/ui-xr/src/the-pinned-encounter-bundle-boots-each-station.test.ts apps/ui-xr/src/the-compiled-room-glb-replaces-parametric-shell.test.ts(12 passed)pnpm --filter @openclinxr/ui-xr typecheckBoth commands were independently rerun by the orchestrator.