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Numa host de TUI (Ink, alternate screen), essas\n * escritas se intercalam com o render e **corrompem o frame**. E o host não tinha como\n * interceptá-las: não havia logger injetável. Um consumidor chegou a instalar\n * `proper-lockfile` só para calar UMA delas.\n *\n * Uma biblioteca não pode assumir que `stdout`/`stderr` são sinks livres. Quem é dono do\n * terminal é a aplicação, não a dependência.\n *\n * ## O contrato\n *\n * - **`setDiagnosticsSink(fn)`** entrega as mensagens à aplicação, que decide onde colocá-las\n *   (uma linha de status, um arquivo, um painel). É o que faltava para uma TUI conviver com o SDK.\n * - **Sem sink, vai para o `stderr`** — exatamente como antes desta mudança.\n *\n * ## Por que o padrão NÃO mudou (ainda), e isso é deliberado\n *\n * A #147 pede silêncio por padrão, e é o alvo certo. 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Entre hosts, importa e é um limite real: um dono remoto **vivo** perde o lease\n * depois de 30 s, porque não há como perguntar a outra máquina se o processo dela existe.\n *\n * **Resíduo declarado, não mecanizado** (a disciplina de `error-handling.md § 4`): renovar o\n * registro a cada append fecharia essa janela, ao custo de um `write` por turno num arquivo que\n * hoje é escrito uma vez por sessão. Não foi feito, e o caso multi-host não é o que motiva este\n * milestone — o enunciado é `exec` e TUI na mesma máquina.\n */\nexport const JANELA_DE_HEARTBEAT_MS = 30_000;\n\n/** Quem detém o lock. 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Numa host de TUI (Ink, alternate screen), essas\n * escritas se intercalam com o render e **corrompem o frame**. E o host não tinha como\n * interceptá-las: não havia logger injetável. Um consumidor chegou a instalar\n * `proper-lockfile` só para calar UMA delas.\n *\n * Uma biblioteca não pode assumir que `stdout`/`stderr` são sinks livres. Quem é dono do\n * terminal é a aplicação, não a dependência.\n *\n * ## O contrato\n *\n * - **`setDiagnosticsSink(fn)`** entrega as mensagens à aplicação, que decide onde colocá-las\n *   (uma linha de status, um arquivo, um painel). É o que faltava para uma TUI conviver com o SDK.\n * - **Sem sink, vai para o `stderr`** — exatamente como antes desta mudança.\n *\n * ## Por que o padrão NÃO mudou (ainda), e isso é deliberado\n *\n * A #147 pede silêncio por padrão, e é o alvo certo. 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