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feat(github): recover pull requests removed from merge queues (#3042)

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### Automate a linked pull request
For a task with linked GitHub pull requests, open the PR status control above the task chat input. The automation controls, **Auto-fix CI & address comments**, **Auto-merge when ready**, **Your review is requested**, **PR merged**, and **PR closed without merging**, are scoped to whichever linked PR's tab is selected. Enabling a control for one linked PR does not enable it for the task's other linked PRs; Kandev tracks delivery and deduplication separately for each linked PR. The saved auto-fix prompt override applies to every linked PR.
For a task with linked GitHub pull requests, open the PR status control above the task chat input. The automation controls, **Auto-fix CI & address comments**, **Auto-merge or requeue when ready**, **Your review is requested**, **PR merged**, and **PR closed without merging**, are scoped to whichever linked PR's tab is selected. Enabling a control for one linked PR does not enable it for the task's other linked PRs; Kandev tracks delivery and deduplication separately for each linked PR. The saved auto-fix prompt override applies to every linked PR.
This is a GitHub-only lifecycle feature. Kandev reuses the existing lightweight task PR poller, which checks watched linked PRs roughly once per minute; it does not add a separate scheduler. Saving enabled options also evaluates the task's current linked PRs without waiting for the next poll.
When GitHub puts a linked pull request in a merge queue, the PR status control shows its queue state. It also shows the queue position and estimated merge time when GitHub provides them. The same status appears in the task summary, the mobile PR chip, and Review.
The existing two automation switches also control merge-queue recovery. Auto-fix sends one actionable queue removal to the linked task agent and counts it as one auto-fix round. Auto-merge submits an eligible pull request through GitHub's queue-aware merge action. If GitHub removes a queue attempt, Kandev records the reason and waits for a new pull-request head before it submits another attempt; it never retries the same head automatically. An active queue entry is adopted when auto-merge is enabled, so enabling the option does not submit a duplicate request. Unknown, manual, and branch-protection removals remain visible but do not start automatic repair.
**Your review is requested** matches the GitHub account connected to the task's workspace. The first observation is a quiet baseline. Any later transition to a request for that account wakes the agent, including the first new request after baselining and a re-review request after changes. Clearing a request rearms the next transition. If the workspace's connected GitHub account changes, Kandev quietly rebinds the task and re-establishes every linked PR's baseline; switching accounts does not itself create a prompt.
**PR merged** and **PR closed without merging** are separate subscriptions to the same kind of follow-up: waking the agent when review work ends. Each notifies once when its linked PR enters the selected terminal state. Kandev delivers lifecycle notifications to the task's active promptable session, preferring the primary session. It does not interrupt a busy session: it queues a message for delivery when that session is available. If the task has no promptable session, Kandev records the per-PR delivery error, creates no new session, and retries once a session becomes promptable.