chore(agent): log agent-server boot timing (bootMs)#2951
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Problem
Cloud-task agent-server spawn time, from node process start to a usable session (
hasSession=true, what the backend health poll waits on) is currently unmeasured, so we're optimizing it blind. We want to land lightweight timing first and verify where boot time actually goes in production before shipping any speedups.Changes
Add
bootMs(wall-clock since process start, viaprocess.uptime()) to two existing agent-server log lines:hasSession=true(the full spawn)