Prevent Manager progress comments from invalidating deployment - #757
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The Manager can now assign work to itself, so its own comments enter the authorised task context. A progress comment then changes the instruction fingerprint and can reject an otherwise authorised deployment. Keep self-authored comments available as context and explicit retry evidence, while excluding them from the changed-instruction check. Supervisor comments on another worker and human instruction changes still invalidate the fingerprint.
Validation: 111 worker, operator, inbox and canonical replay tests pass. The regression checks cover self-authored comments, supervisor input, human cancellation and legacy unattributed comments. This issue was found during the real Manager capability acceptance; the existing blocked attempt and child task are retained for continuation.