Module thread

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Thread identity, lifecycle and generation-valid management handles.

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CurrentThreadToken: Move-only proof of the scheduler thread executing this task context.
KernelThreadHandle: Join capability for one runtime-backed kernel thread.
ParkTicket: Move-only ownership of one park attempt and its optional timeout deadline.
ThreadBuilder: Resource and diagnostic configuration for one kernel thread.
ThreadExtension: Opaque OS-specific data attached to a thread.
ThreadExtensionBorrow: Extension identity borrowed for exactly as long as a strong thread handle.
ThreadExtensionLease: Owned extension lease used when the caller has no pre-existing handle.
ThreadExtensionOps: OS-owned callbacks attached to a thread without exposing OS types.
ThreadExtensionView: Copy-only borrowed identity for an installed OS extension.
ThreadHandle: A strong reference used to inspect and control a live thread.
ThreadId: A thread registry identity containing a slot and reuse generation.
ThreadRuntimeSnapshot: Runqueue-coherent snapshot of one thread’s charged CPU runtime.
ThreadSpec: Validated inputs used to create a scheduler thread record.
ThreadWakeBatch: A task-context wake list backed by nodes embedded in each thread core.
ThreadWakeHandle: A stable direct wake header reference.
WeakThreadHandle: A non-owning thread observer for ordinary task context.

ParkCommit: Result of rechecking a prepared park at the scheduler safe point.
ParkPrepare: Result of publishing the PARKING phase.
SwitchReason: Why a running thread relinquished its execution context.
TaskError: Errors produced by task-system operations.
ThreadState: Observable lifecycle state of a thread.
WakeResult: Result of an IRQ-safe wake publication.

DEFAULT_KERNEL_THREAD_STACK_SIZE: Default stack size used by portable kernel service threads.

RunningPolicyAppliedHook: Bounded OS hook invoked when the owner changes a running thread’s base policy.