v0.156.1: CHANGELOG release entry (sha, bundle, step bundle, tag); 0.156.0 superseded

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+## v0.156.1 — R-1008 by process liveness, not the clock; 0.156.0 superseded — do not vouch it (2026-10-14)
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+Released by `scripts/release-agent.sh`: binary sha256 `83c7da27d457b63ba8a4cde5a8717b3e5f9db9f83a46e63f38902dc7471bffb9`, bundle
+`5a678def792c70ec1cbbd198c14542161fac91d11a69bd0ce23dd86469e96ec3` (tag `v0.156.1` = `7ae3081`). Step bundle `0.156.1-step1`
+sha256 `ac83ea41507616d4c1056cccfd35de1410ff01e0296f4e64ff925207a43a8490` (the 0.155.0 bundle with only `felhom-os-apply`
+replaced), published as package version `0.156.1-step1`. **Not vouched** (the operator's act). Delivery as 0.156.0: per box
+`agent_update 0.156.1` → `agent_config_update 0.156.1-step1` → `agent_config_update 0.156.1`.
+
+- **0.156.0 is superseded — never vouch it.** A background security review of the pushed commit flagged „fail-open state
+  drift": 0.156.0 called a listed vzdump task dead when its wall-clock start was before the kernel's `btime`. `btime` is
+  derived from the wall clock and moves when the clock is corrected after the boot (an NTP step after a power cut), so a
+  backup started between the boot and the correction could look „from before the boot" — and the stale-lock pass would
+  clear a LIVE backup's lock.
+- **Now:** `taskAlive` is Proxmox's own rule (`PVE::ProcFSTools::check_process_running`, read on demo-hp): the UPID's pid and
+  pstart against `/proc/<pid>/stat` — same start tick (field 22) and not a zombie. No clock is involved. Fails safe (running)
+  when the UPID does not parse, the stat cannot be read, or this agent cannot see root's processes at all (PID 1 not visible:
+  a `hidepid` /proc or `ProtectProc=` would hide every worker — demo-hp: `/proc` plain, `ProtectProc=default`).
+- Tests: worker gone, pid reused, zombie, live worker, a „clock step" (wall-clock start absurdly early, worker alive → still
+  running), doubt, hidden /proc — each red-proofed; 19 guards in all (`power-cut-fixes-2026-10-14/redproof.txt`).
+- R-1006 (the cleanup) is unchanged; its „before this boot" rule still reads `btime`, but a drifted `btime` cannot remove a
+  live partial: the Go side asks this liveness rule, and the root helper refuses while any vzdump runs or anything holds
+  the file open.
+
 ## v0.156.0 — after a power cut: the dead half-written backup is removed (R-1006); a backup task from before the boot is not „in flight" (R-1008) (2026-10-14)

 Released by `scripts/release-agent.sh`: binary sha256 `8db2278838dcb733d5201fba84b75a829b9adebdf899c89dd7de0939ec10d51a`, bundle