test(sim): deterministic proxy turn-lifecycle simulation harness

[Komzpa]

Adds a virtual-clock + controlled-scheduler simulation harness so the proxy turn lifecycle can be tested deterministically instead of via wall-clock sleeps and production flakes. This is the implementation-level leg of the codex-lb verification effort (alongside the TLA+ model #1621 and the timeout-invariant linter #1622).

Production unchanged: new app/core/clock.py (Clock/Scheduler protocols with RealClock/RealScheduler as the defaults + tolerant scheduler_for/clock_for accessors). Clock threaded through ProxyService/LoadBalancer/retry-circuit; scheduler through work-admission/bridge/websocket sleep+wait_for+task-spawn sites, so a simulation owns every task a turn spawns.

Tests:

• 3 audit-listed timing tests converted to virtual time (work-admission wait, streaming-timeout hardening, http-bridge cancel/drain) — same behavioral assertions, no real sleeps.
• A schedule-exploring property test: 200 seeded schedules interleaving admission-wait / upstream-terminal / downstream-cancel / retry as concurrent virtual tasks, asserting exactly one terminal outcome per request and exactly-once release of the response-create / api-key / account leases, on real product release paths.
• A canary that runs the property checker against a double-release-on-cancel toy and asserts it FAILS — plus 3 more planted mutants the checker rejects while accepting the correct implementation.

Runs in ~2s wall (33 tests), 3 consecutive green. openspec change add-deterministic-proxy-simulation validates strictly. The 2 pre-existing test_v1_responses_http_bridge_reconnects* failures also fail on plain origin/main (baseline, not introduced here).

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added configurable clock and scheduling controls for proxy operations.
  • Added deterministic virtual-time simulation for validating proxy lifecycle behavior.
• Bug Fixes
  • Improved timeout, cancellation, cleanup, retry, reconnection, and resource-release handling across HTTP and WebSocket flows.
  • Strengthened session ownership, admission timeouts, and rate-limit recovery behavior.
• Tests
  • Expanded coverage for timing, cancellation ordering, admission control, lease release, retry handling, and exactly-once request completion.

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Thanks for the fast turnaround on the first review round — all three of those fixes landed cleanly. The 08-08 re-review raised 3 new P2 threads that are still open and are the only remaining merge blockers (CI is green and the branch is mergeable):

1. app/modules/proxy/service.py:991 — clock-domain mismatch in thread-goal budgeting. I verified this at the current head: thread_goal_request computes deadline = self._clock.monotonic() + budget, but _call_goal (~line 1046) and the freshness-check loop (~line 1521) still call the module-level _remaining_budget_seconds(deadline), which subtracts host time.monotonic(). With a VirtualClock starting near zero, remaining budget is immediately <= 0 and the path raises budget-exhausted before any upstream call. The 69b0c50 fix only switched _ensure_fresh_with_budget to self._remaining_budget_seconds; the outer consumers of this deadline need the same treatment (or the module-level helper could take the clock explicitly so mixed usage can't compile-slip back in).

2. app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/mixin.py:1964 — the scheduler-owned bridge reader spawns its receive/wakeup children with bare asyncio.create_task (upstream_events.py:812, :822) and the cancellation-resistant receive creates an unowned deferred drain (helpers.py:1721). These escape VirtualScheduler._tasks, so cancel_owned_tasks() can report quiescence while a receive/drain task is still live — exactly the false-quiescence failure mode the harness exists to prevent. Routing these through the same scheduler seam keeps the ownership invariant airtight.

3. app/modules/proxy/api.py:5660 — only the initial capacity-probe timeout is virtualized; the signal-discovery branch (lines 5747-5750) and post-ready branch (lines 5727-5730) still derive deadlines from asyncio.get_running_loop().time() and block in real asyncio.wait(..., timeout=...), so deterministic tests can still stall up to two wall-clock seconds. All bounded probe branches should go through the injected scheduler.

Since #1 undermines the harness's own core promise (virtual-clock runs of the thread-goal path fail spuriously) and #2 can mask the very races the property test explores, these are worth fixing before merge. Given how quickly the first round was addressed, this looks close — happy to re-review once pushed.

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The three 08-08 P2s all have real fixes on this head (injected clock through thread-goal budgeting, scheduler-owned bridge reader children, virtualized capacity-probe branches) — thanks. But the current head cannot be reviewed for merge:

1. Conflicts with main in 10 files — the scheduler/clock seams run through http_bridge/*, websocket/*, api.py, load_balancer.py, service.py, which have all moved since 08-11 (fix(proxy): fence successor bridge claims against the retiring predecessor #1751, fix(proxy): sweep idle bridge sessions without request traffic #1747, fix(proxy): scope backend Codex affinity by thread identity #1703, fix(http-bridge): preserve goal-restart recovery across reconnects #1680, fix(proxy): durably recover hard HTTP bridge operations #1657, ...). A rebase is required.
2. Architecture budget breach — scripts/check_proxy_architecture.py fails: http_bridge/mixin.py has 2446 lines; limit is 2436 (this also fails test_check_proxy_architecture).
3. Unit regressions — the seam changes break existing production-path tests: two test_proxy_http_bridge eventless-timeout tests and six test_proxy_utils select-account/capacity tests now raise ProxyResponseError 400/502.

Structural suggestion: this PR keeps getting invalidated because the production seam edits sit in the highest-churn files in the repo. Consider splitting it — land tests/simulation/ plus only the minimal seam hooks in one small PR, and stage the broader task-spawning virtualization separately. As-is, each week of main churn resets the review.

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Rebase nudge: the harness itself has real value, but the 10-file conflict spans exactly the surfaces rewritten by the 0816–0818 merges, so the rebase effectively is the remaining work. If you'd rather re-derive the sim against current main than untangle the conflict, that's fine too.

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The change adds injectable clock and scheduler abstractions, propagates them through proxy lifecycle code, and adds virtual-time utilities and seeded lifecycle tests for deterministic timeout, cancellation, terminal settlement, and lease-release validation.

Changes

Proxy deterministic timing

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Timing contracts and propagation app/core/clock.py, app/modules/proxy/service.py, app/modules/proxy/load_balancer.py, app/modules/proxy/work_admission.py, app/core/usage/quota.py, app/modules/proxy/_service/*/protocol.py, app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/retry_circuit.py, app/modules/proxy/_load_balancer/*selection.py	Production code now supports injected clocks and schedulers with real-time defaults. Budget, retry, quota, admission, and load-balancer timing use configured collaborators.
Lifecycle scheduling app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/*, app/modules/proxy/_service/websocket/mixin.py	Task creation, timeout waits, cancellation cleanup, reader handling, lease release, retries, and request finalization now use scheduler-managed operations.
Startup probing app/modules/proxy/api.py	Startup probes use scheduler-controlled tasks and signal-discovery timeouts. Recovery clears capacity-wait state when readiness completes.

Deterministic validation

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Virtual-time utilities and focused tests tests/simulation/virtual_time.py, tests/unit/*, tests/integration/*	Virtual clocks and schedulers control timeout, admission, streaming, bridge, load-balancer, service, quota, and cancellation tests.
Seeded lifecycle checking tests/simulation/test_proxy_turn_lifecycle_property.py, openspec/changes/add-deterministic-proxy-simulation/*	Production retry handling runs across seeded lifecycle schedules. The checks validate terminal settlement, retry ownership, admission liveness, and exactly-once resource release, including canary detection.

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The changes can raise a TypeError before routing on a sticky-selection path and leave some cleanup timeouts dependent on real elapsed time, which can block requests or make deterministic lifecycle tests unreliable. The PR is not merge-ready until these bounded correctness and test-determinism issues are addressed or explicitly accepted.

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Thanks for the full re-derivation onto current main — single commit, 0 behind, CI fully green, and all three 08-16 blockers (conflicts, architecture budget, unit regressions) are cleared. I'm removing the "needs rebase" label. The harness, the seeded schedule checker, and the planted-mutant canary are exactly the shape we asked for. Three items before merge:

1. Undisclosed production change (blocking). mixin.py now sets force_durable_takeover = True when existing is None and the durable row's owner_instance_id matches this instance ("Fence late close/release writes from the prior local owner"). That is not clock/scheduler plumbing: _http_bridge_claim_allows_takeover(..., force=True) lets a fresh create take over a non-draining same-instance row that the non-forced path would refuse, and main deliberately handles the same-replica predecessor with force_owner_epoch_advance only (fix(http-bridge): preserve goal-restart recovery across reconnects #1680 shaped these semantics). The PR body says "Production unchanged", so this either needs to be dropped from this PR, or split into its own PR with rationale and a test that fails without it.

2. Clock-domain mismatch is back (the 08-06/08-08 P2). thread_goal_request and _ensure_fresh_with_budget now build deadlines from self._clock.monotonic(), but their consumers still subtract host time: _call_goal (service.py:1043), the freshness/failover loop (1142, 1192), the selection chain (1501, 1586, 1615, 1728), and _recover_fresh_account still receives the module-level _remaining_budget_seconds (service.py:2358). Your old head fixed this with an instance-level helper; the re-derivation dropped it. Harmless under RealClock, but a VirtualClock starting near zero makes every budget read as exhausted, which defeats the injected-clock promise on exactly these paths. Please restore the injected-clock treatment (instance helper or pass the clock into _remaining_budget_seconds).

3. Existing regression test stimulus changed. test_v1_responses_http_bridge_stream_cancel_retires_session now schedules stream.aclose() as a task instead of awaiting it. That suggests the _wait_for_first_stream_probe restructure shifts interleavings under the real scheduler. Please explain why the original stimulus no longer passes — and in particular whether this test change depends on the takeover fence from item 1. If they are coupled, that strengthens the case for splitting the fence out and reviewing it on its own.

Minor, non-blocking: scheduler_for(task) in _cancel_http_bridge_reader_child always falls back to REAL_SCHEDULER (asyncio Tasks never carry _scheduler), so the branch is dead — just default to REAL_SCHEDULER when scheduler_owner is None; and the post-ready probe window still reads time.monotonic() against ready_set_at, which is fine for production but worth a comment since the surrounding branch is otherwise virtualized.

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Status check after the 08-20 rounds — the head (841d527) still carries all five open items, so summarizing what's left to merge:

Owner's 08-20 blockers (unaddressed):

1. force_durable_takeover in app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/mixin.py (the existing is None + same owner_instance_id branch) is still present. This is a production semantic change that contradicts the PR body's "Production unchanged" and bypasses the fix(http-bridge): preserve goal-restart recovery across reconnects #1680 same-replica handling (force_owner_epoch_advance only). Please drop it from this PR or split it out with rationale and a test that fails without it.
2. Clock-domain mismatch: thread_goal_request/_execute_with_selection build deadlines from self._clock.monotonic() (service.py:990, :1472), but consumers still call the module-level _remaining_budget_seconds (service.py:1044, :1143, :1193, :1502, :1587, :1616, :1729 → :2359), which subtracts host time.monotonic(). Under a VirtualClock starting near zero every budget reads as exhausted. Your pre-rederivation head fixed this (69b0c50) — please restore that treatment.
3. The test_v1_responses_http_bridge_stream_cancel_retires_session stimulus change (awaited aclose() → scheduled task) still needs an explanation, and specifically whether it depends on the item-1 fence.

Codex 08-20 P2s (unaddressed):
4. load_balancer.py:388 writes runtime.last_selected_at from self._clock.time() while :1047, :1086, :1966, :1992 still use time.time() — mixed epochs corrupt probe/selection ordering under a virtual clock.
5. tests/simulation/virtual_time.py wait_for: when the awaited task and the timeout land in the same advance(), both are in done but the branch unconditionally raises TimeoutError and cancels a semaphore acquisition that already completed — the permit leaks, unlike asyncio.wait_for semantics. Check task in done first.

Also note main has moved ~50 commits since 08-19 (#1859, #1863, #1897, #1887, #1861 touch the same service/http_bridge/load_balancer seams). The PR is still textually mergeable, but please re-verify the seams after fixing the above.

The harness itself remains wanted — items 2–5 are mechanical, and item 1 is a drop-or-split decision. Happy to re-review promptly once pushed.

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Addressed the five outside-diff findings from the latest CodeRabbit review:

• df02bc9c1: all ProxyService request-budget consumers now use the injected monotonic clock.
• 15dfd45dc + 6c913d0db: load-balancer error/probe/state paths share the injected wall clock while staying within the architecture line budget.
• db58e1877: websocket upstream-close cleanup uses the injected scheduler for both task ownership and timeout.
• da56bf31f: the four remaining reviewed HTTP-bridge lifecycle tasks use scheduler_for(...).
• b34ca43c9: blocked upstream receive deadlines run on the injected scheduler, with a virtual-time regression at 4.999/5.000 seconds.

Integration proof on head 6c913d0db: architecture check, full Ruff check/format, and Ty all pass. The combined affected test set produced 870 passes; its sole failure is the unchanged SQLite-only fixture that lacks the file_account_pins table (also reproduced independently while reviewing the focused HTTP-bridge module). Durable get-or-create coverage after removing the out-of-scope takeover branch adds another 5 passes.

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app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/upstream_events.py (1)

943-961: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Pass the owning scheduler to every cancellation-drain path.

_await_cancelled_task defaults to REAL_SCHEDULER. Pass scheduler_for(service) in _close_http_bridge_session_resources, scheduler_for(self) in _cancel_http_bridge_reader_child, and the local scheduler in _close_websocket_upstream_for_cleanup. Otherwise deferred drains can remain outside the virtual scheduler and escape its cleanup lifecycle.

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In `@app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/upstream_events.py` around lines 943 -
961, Pass the owning scheduler through every cancellation-drain path invoking
_await_cancelled_task: use scheduler_for(service) in
_close_http_bridge_session_resources, scheduler_for(self) in
_cancel_http_bridge_reader_child, and the local scheduler in
_close_websocket_upstream_for_cleanup. Update both affected files and preserve
the existing cleanup behavior.

app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/helpers.py (1)

1062-1071: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Keep the injected scheduler on the resource-close cancellation path.

resource_close_task uses scheduler_for(service), but _close_http_bridge_session_resources calls _await_cancelled_task without a scheduler. On timeout or caller cancellation, _await_cancelled_task creates the upstream-reader drain task through REAL_SCHEDULER. The task is not owned by the injected scheduler, so virtual lifecycle drains and cancellations can complete without controlling it.

Pass scheduler_for(service) to _await_cancelled_task, or require an explicit scheduler for this cleanup path.

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In `@app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/helpers.py` around lines 1062 - 1071,
The resource-close cancellation path must use the injected scheduler
consistently. Update _close_http_bridge_session_resources so its
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In `@app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/upstream_events.py`:
- Around line 1343-1352: Update the TimeoutError handling around
scheduler_for(self).wait_for so it first rechecks receive_task.done() and
wakeup_task.done() before entering the generic timeout path, preserving and
processing any completed task rather than clearing receive_task via
_cancel_http_bridge_reader_child.

In `@app/modules/proxy/api.py`:
- Around line 6974-6982: Update the recovery wait logic around
recovery_ready_task so completion of the capacity-readiness task is handled
before continuing the loop. When recovery_ready_task completes while
capacity_wait_event remains set, clear the capacity marker or transition into
the existing post-readiness probe path, preventing repeated completed readiness
tasks from spinning until the signal deadline.

In `@app/modules/proxy/load_balancer.py`:
- Around line 2261-2269: Update apply_usage_quota to accept an explicit
evaluation-time parameter and use it for every runtime_reset comparison instead
of direct wall-clock time calls. In the surrounding account-state flow, pass the
normalized now value from _build_account_state (where REAL_CLOCK.time() is
resolved) into apply_usage_quota, preserving quota recovery behavior under
injected or virtual clocks.

In `@app/modules/proxy/service.py`:
- Line 1716: Update _select_account_with_budget to execute the complete
LoadBalancer.select_account operation through self._scheduler.wait_for(...),
rather than relying on anyio.fail_after with the clock-derived remaining budget;
preserve the existing deadline and timeout behavior, and add a regression test
using VirtualScheduler.advance to verify blocked account selection is released
by virtual time.

In `@tests/unit/test_proxy_http_bridge.py`:
- Around line 1213-1217: The test’s mocked
_fail_http_bridge_reader_and_maybe_retire must preserve the real handler’s
session cleanup: configure fail_reader with a side effect that marks
session.closed true, or wraps and invokes the real handler, before asserting the
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In `@app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/helpers.py`:
- Around line 1062-1071: The resource-close cancellation path must use the
injected scheduler consistently. Update _close_http_bridge_session_resources so
its _await_cancelled_task call receives scheduler_for(service) (or otherwise
requires an explicit scheduler), ensuring upstream-reader drain tasks are
created and controlled by the same scheduler as resource_close_task.

In `@app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/upstream_events.py`:
- Around line 943-961: Pass the owning scheduler through every
cancellation-drain path invoking _await_cancelled_task: use
scheduler_for(service) in _close_http_bridge_session_resources,
scheduler_for(self) in _cancel_http_bridge_reader_child, and the local scheduler
in _close_websocket_upstream_for_cleanup. Update both affected files and
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• 2663e55d4: _close_http_bridge_session_resources passes scheduler_for(service) into _await_cancelled_task; websocket upstream-close cleanup passes its local injected scheduler. Both paths have capture regressions.
• 6a9cd1f2c: _cancel_http_bridge_reader_child now requires an explicit scheduler owner, every relay call passes self, and the unsafe task/REAL-scheduler fallback is gone. Added a direct owner-scheduler regression.

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Pass the injected scheduler to every _await_cancelled_task call.

app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/mixin.py:2015 and app/modules/proxy/_service/websocket/mixin.py:1428,1471,2840,2857,2872 omit scheduler=. _await_cancelled_task defaults to REAL_SCHEDULER and uses it for scheduler.wait_for, so these calls can wait on real time instead of the virtual clock. Pass each caller’s scheduler.

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In `@app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/helpers.py` around lines 2064 - 2087,
Update every _await_cancelled_task call in the HTTP bridge and websocket mixins
to pass the caller’s injected scheduler via scheduler=. Ensure all referenced
cancellation paths use their existing scheduler rather than the default
REAL_SCHEDULER, preserving the current timeout and cancellation behavior.

app/modules/proxy/load_balancer.py (1)

819-933: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Use the injected clock in both selection paths.

run_unbound_selection_path and run_sticky_selection_path pass datetime.now(timezone.utc) to build_routing_costs. _select_with_stickiness uses time.time() for rate-limit and grace-period decisions. These reads bypass LoadBalancer._clock, so routing can use inconsistent times near quota or reset boundaries. Thread the injected clock through both helpers.

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In `@app/modules/proxy/load_balancer.py` around lines 819 - 933, The selection
flow should use the injected LoadBalancer clock consistently for routing-cost,
rate-limit, and grace-period decisions. Thread self._clock through
run_unbound_selection_path and run_sticky_selection_path into
build_routing_costs and _select_with_stickiness, replacing direct
datetime.now(timezone.utc) and time.time() reads while preserving existing
selection behavior.

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Outside diff comments:
In `@app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/helpers.py`:
- Around line 2064-2087: Update every _await_cancelled_task call in the HTTP
bridge and websocket mixins to pass the caller’s injected scheduler via
scheduler=. Ensure all referenced cancellation paths use their existing
scheduler rather than the default REAL_SCHEDULER, preserving the current timeout
and cancellation behavior.

In `@app/modules/proxy/load_balancer.py`:
- Around line 819-933: The selection flow should use the injected LoadBalancer
clock consistently for routing-cost, rate-limit, and grace-period decisions.
Thread self._clock through run_unbound_selection_path and
run_sticky_selection_path into build_routing_costs and _select_with_stickiness,
replacing direct datetime.now(timezone.utc) and time.time() reads while
preserving existing selection behavior.

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[Komzpa]

Addressed the two outside-diff findings from the final CodeRabbit review in 2032243aa:

• All HTTP/WebSocket _await_cancelled_task callers named by the review now pass their owner's injected scheduler, so cancellation drain cannot silently fall back to wall time.
• Both unbound and sticky selection paths now derive planner evaluation time from LoadBalancer._clock; sticky rate-limit/grace decisions receive the same injected timestamp instead of calling wall time internally.

Added a VirtualClock regression for the sticky grace boundary. Validation on this head: focused scheduler/clock regressions 3 passed; affected selection/websocket suites 340 passed; full unit suite 6574 passed, 3 skipped; make lint, make typecheck, and git diff --check passed.

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app/modules/proxy/_service/websocket/mixin.py (1)

881-905: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Route all remaining cleanup waits through the owning scheduler.

The waits at mixin.py:892, :2981, and :6469 use asyncio.wait(..., timeout=...) for tasks created by scheduler_for(proxy). This bypasses Scheduler.wait_for(...) and uses real event-loop time, so virtual-scheduler timeouts do not advance deterministically. Pass the scheduler to _await_owned_websocket_task_after_reader_cancellation and use it for all three waits.

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In `@app/modules/proxy/_service/websocket/mixin.py` around lines 881 - 905, Update
_await_owned_websocket_task_after_reader_cancellation to accept the owning
scheduler and perform its timeout wait through scheduler.wait_for instead of
asyncio.wait. Pass scheduler_for(proxy) from all three call sites at the
remaining cleanup waits, preserving cancellation propagation and existing
completion/error handling.

app/modules/proxy/_load_balancer/sticky_selection.py (1)

1602-1619: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Thread the selection clock through all sticky and recovery-probe callers.

sticky_selection._select_with_stickiness requires now, but load_balancer.LoadBalancer._select_with_stickiness does not pass it. The non-hard branch of run_sticky_selection_path therefore raises TypeError before selection. Add and forward now in that wrapper, then pass the same value through the recovery-probe helpers instead of using time.time(). Update the unbound_selection.py callers as well.

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In `@app/modules/proxy/_load_balancer/sticky_selection.py` around lines 1602 -
1619, Thread the existing selection timestamp through all sticky and
recovery-probe paths. Update LoadBalancer._select_with_stickiness to accept and
forward now to sticky_selection._select_with_stickiness, then pass that same
value through the recovery-probe helpers instead of calling time.time(). Update
the corresponding callers in unbound_selection.py to provide and propagate now
consistently.

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In `@app/modules/proxy/_load_balancer/sticky_selection.py`:
- Around line 1602-1619: Thread the existing selection timestamp through all
sticky and recovery-probe paths. Update LoadBalancer._select_with_stickiness to
accept and forward now to sticky_selection._select_with_stickiness, then pass
that same value through the recovery-probe helpers instead of calling
time.time(). Update the corresponding callers in unbound_selection.py to provide
and propagate now consistently.

In `@app/modules/proxy/_service/websocket/mixin.py`:
- Around line 881-905: Update
_await_owned_websocket_task_after_reader_cancellation to accept the owning
scheduler and perform its timeout wait through scheduler.wait_for instead of
asyncio.wait. Pass scheduler_for(proxy) from all three call sites at the
remaining cleanup waits, preserving cancellation propagation and existing
completion/error handling.

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• app/modules/proxy/_service/http_bridge/mixin.py
• app/modules/proxy/_service/websocket/mixin.py
• app/modules/proxy/load_balancer.py
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[Komzpa]

Addressed the two outside-diff findings from review 5039675254 in de94385d2:

• A single injected selection_now now flows through routing-cost construction, sticky selection, and recovery-probe filtering/reservation. The LoadBalancer wrapper accepts and forwards that timestamp instead of sampling a second time; direct helper callers now provide explicit evaluation time.
• The remaining three WebSocket cleanup waits now use the owning scheduler. _await_owned_websocket_task_after_reader_cancellation accepts that scheduler, and the scope/finalization waits preserve their non-cancelling child-ownership behavior by scheduling asyncio.wait(...) through scheduler.wait_for(...).

Added VirtualClock recovery-boundary coverage and converted the owned-child timeout regression to VirtualScheduler advancement. Validation on this head: focused 23 passed; affected unit modules 204 passed; integration-bridge 279 passed; full unit suite 6575 passed, 3 skipped; make lint, make typecheck, and git diff --check passed.