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Michael Neale 7e24ee7379 fix(mesh): CTA reads resolved provider; drop the row chip

The call to action never disappeared after setting up a mesh agent because it
asked AgentPersona.provider — the raw definition field. The mesh provider is
normally set at the global layer (global-agent-config.json), so that field is
null for most mesh agents and the check answered "no" for all of them.

Rust already resolves the layering (definition -> global for linked instances,
instance -> global for definition-less ones) in resolve_effective_config, and
runtime.rs builds the ManagedAgent DTO from the resolved value. Detection now
consumes that field and holds no precedence rules of its own, rather than
hand-rolling a second copy of the layering that would drift from Rust's.

The CTA is now a tip with a pulsing dot rather than a bare link, and it still
appears when the community has capacity even if this machine is not sharing —
using someone else's compute is a legitimate reason to set up an agent.

Removes the ManagedAgentRow shared-compute chip. Buzz already spends
per-message and per-row provenance on ownership (MessageAgentOwner: "managed
by X"), which answers a governance question; a second provenance marker for a
config fact competes with it for the same space.

Signed-off-by: Michael Neale <michael.neale@gmail.com>

2026-08-04 19:38:07 +10:00