Remove legacy orchestration and MCP aliases; reroute recursive pipeline API
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Pipeline edges can route via:
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- legacy status triggers (`on`: `success`, `validation_fail`, `failure`, `always`, ...)
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- legacy status triggers (`on`: `success`, `validation_fail`, `failure`, `always`)
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- domain event triggers (`event`: typed domain events)
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- conditions (`state_flag`, `history_has_event`, `file_exists`, `always`)
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- `history_has_event` evaluates persisted domain event history (for example `validation_failed`)
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## Domain Events
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## Notes
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- `AgentManager.runRecursiveAgent(...)` remains available for low-level testing, but pipeline execution should use `SchemaDrivenExecutionEngine.runSession(...)`.
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- Recursive execution APIs on `AgentManager` are internal runtime plumbing; use `SchemaDrivenExecutionEngine.runSession(...)` as the public orchestration entrypoint.
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## MCP Migration Note
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- Shared MCP server configs no longer accept the legacy `http_headers` alias.
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- Use `headers` instead.
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