Summary

Adds a generation-bound lifecycle for elastic Cloudflare WordPress allocations with owner controls, grace retention, teardown fencing, bounded reclamation, immutable receipts, and terminal quota release.

What changed

• Adds lifecycle status, renewal, and deletion APIs; fences Worker mutations, operation claims and transitions, publication promotion, imports, and administrator claims; reclaims R2 and D1 work incrementally; records deletion accounting and tombstones.

How to test

1. Run npm run build; expect TypeScript project build succeeds.
2. Run npm run test:cloudflare-runtime; expect Cloudflare runtime, lifecycle race, reclamation, and provisioning suites pass.
3. Run npm run cloudflare:dry-run:d1; expect Wrangler validates the D1 Worker bundle without deployment.

Compatibility

Configured static sites without lifecycle rows retain existing behavior. Existing provisioning authorization, idempotency, and response contracts remain compatible. Anonymous immutable publication reads remain R2-only during grace.

Evidence

• Base unchanged since verification: main remains at 8b1ffb4.
• Reviewer-resolvable evidence from source_refs[0]: Add expiration, deletion, and storage reclamation for provisioned sites #2081
• Reviewer-resolvable evidence from source_refs[1]: Add elastic Cloudflare site allocation #2108
• Verified finalization base: main at 8b1ffb4
• build: passed (Passed)
• cloudflare-d1-dry-run: passed (Passed)
• cloudflare-runtime: passed (Passed)

AI assistance

• AI assistance: Yes
• Tool(s): Homeboy (OpenCode with Homeboy)
• Model: openai/gpt-5.6-sol + openai/gpt-5.6-terra
• Used for: Implemented the lifecycle foundation through isolated Homeboy Cooks, reviewed the generated candidates against issue Add expiration, deletion, and storage reclamation for provisioned sites #2081, corrected missing race boundaries, resolved the merged Add elastic Cloudflare site allocation #2108 stack, and reran deterministic build, runtime, and Wrangler gates.

Source relationships

• Closes Add expiration, deletion, and storage reclamation for provisioned sites #2081