fleetd #368: a stale lead binding no longer swallows the reply nudge
@@ -777,6 +777,15 @@ recorded delegation the daemon nudges **nobody** rather than guessing, and deliv
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result is worse than a quiet inbox — but it does mean a post-restart reply may need an explicit
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poll.
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**Second gotcha, fixed in fleetd #368.** A binding was only ever dropped when the **worker** was
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released. The map is keyed by the worker, so a lead that was closed, crashed or relaunched left its
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bindings behind, pointing at a pane that no longer exists. A stale entry is not null, so it beat the
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single-lead fallback above every time, and the nudge was sent into nothing. The push loop now checks
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the recorded lead with `agents.status` before trusting it, and forgets a lead that is really gone so
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resolution reaches the fallback. Only `agent_not_found` counts as gone: any other failure — a socket
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blip, a decode error — is treated as live, because a wrong guess there unbinds a working lead
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permanently, while a wrong guess the other way costs one retry on the next tick.
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## Unknown config keys are named
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**What.** A top-level key in `fleetd.yaml` that this build does not understand is logged as a WARN
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