test(agent): run dispatch tests through conversation work - #1604
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Agent dispatch integration tests now use the production conversation-work composition for new work, durable resume, delivered-reply replay, and terminal failure recovery. They fake only model output and Slack I/O. Fixed worker decisions, including resumable state and delivery receipts, remain in component coverage.
The shared fixture now exposes only the queue, state, runtime, and worker function that these tests need. A test-architecture rule rejects direct dispatch worker or router construction in integration tests, so future coverage must keep using the production path.