fix: allow inventory selectors with session locks#583
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Summary
Allow read-only inventory commands to keep explicit device selectors when a session lock policy is active. Before this change, commands such as
apps --device "iPhone 17"could be rejected as a session-lock override even though inventory lookup is not mutating the active session.The daemon now exempts
appsanddevicesfrom lock-policy selector conflicts, and request-scoped providers follow explicitappsselectors instead of the bound session device. Scope stayed within daemon request policy/provider handling and focused regression tests. Touched files: 4.Validation
Verified with focused lock-policy/provider tests,
pnpm check:quick,pnpm check:unitoutside the sandbox, andpnpm build. The unit bundle passed 213 test files / 1834 tests, and smoke tests passed 6/6.