windows: contain restricted-token unified exec sessions#29981
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Intent
Restricted-token unified-exec pipe and ConPTY sessions need the same pre-execution containment guarantee as local ConPTY, while legacy capture behavior remains unchanged.
Implementation
CreateProcessAsUserWpipe and ConPTY helpers that spawn suspended, assign, and resume.JobProcessand use its borrowed process handle for wait and exit status.Manual validation
codex-windows-sandboxfor Windows gnullvm with Bazel.just test -p codex-windows-sandboxon Linux to catchcfgregressions.Stack
1. job primitives → 2. local ConPTY → 3. restricted sessions → 4. elevated runner → 5. command preparation → 6. raw pipe launcher → 7. command parity