Polish hosted request controls and record full desktop checks

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# Hosted desktop editing
Status: coherent implementation and 24 focused Windows tests pass; full desktop gates and native acceptance remain pending. Base: 1086e54. The lead owns integration, Linux and native acceptance.
Status: 24 focused tests, all 351 Windows desktop tests, strict desktop all-target Clippy and formatting pass; optimized build and native acceptance remain pending. Base: 1086e54. The lead owns integration, Linux and native acceptance.
## Contract and ownership
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## Remaining acceptance
Run full desktop tests, strict all-target Clippy, formatting and optimized build. Freeze a separate native trial executable with commit/hash. The lead must exercise default/minimum Windows and Linux dialogs, publish/open, graphical and textual save, API artifact changes, conflict/reload/Undo, offline recovery and local Save As. Update guide/server/scope claims that hosted desktop editing is unavailable after integration; this worker does not own those shared documents. Hosted editing remains explicit save/reload, without automatic merges, server history or collaborative synchronization.
The final Windows desktop test run passed 351 tests; strict all-target Clippy and formatting passed. Clippy caught an unnecessary test-only PathBuf allocation, which was removed. Hosted inputs now show their disabled state while requests run. Finish the optimized build. Freeze a separate native trial executable with commit/hash. The lead must exercise default/minimum Windows and Linux dialogs, publish/open, graphical and textual save, API artifact changes, conflict/reload/Undo, offline recovery and local Save As. Update guide/server/scope claims that hosted desktop editing is unavailable after integration; this worker does not own those shared documents. Hosted editing remains explicit save/reload, without automatic merges, server history or collaborative synchronization.