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Add a customer-native document worker with remote public-host execution - #16
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Adds an independent customer-native document worker with remote public-v1 machine execution and SQLite checkpoint persistence. Native ZIP objects and archive bytes remain local; the worker durably saves a declared digest/byte-count outcome before reporting its correlated result. Retained intent identity and immutable destination checks prevent redirecting retained work. Complete client command phases reconcile unknown admission and processing responses.
Validation at rebased 3d77de5: four real HTTP tests and Ruff pass, actual Docker native artifact/result/restart workflow passes, all six GitHub checks pass. Independent review additionally tested lost-processing restart and confirmed the final rebase preserves the reviewed application.
One foreground worker owns its journal; no verified helper, unsupported outbox acknowledgement, leases or distributed exactly-once claim. No tag or publication. Closes #15.