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feat(agents): resolve unique advertised model variations (#3472)

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Carlos Florêncio
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### Model selection in remote executors
The host model probe helps edit a profile, but it is not the launch authority.
At launch, the selected executor's advertised ACP catalog decides whether
Kandev sends the saved model. If the executor does not advertise that model,
Kandev sends no request for it. It uses an advertised fallback only when one
exists; otherwise the agent uses its current or default model.
At launch, the selected executor's advertised ACP catalog decides the model.
For profiles without automatic fallback, Kandev applies this deterministic
order:
Kandev writes one warning to task chat when this happens. The warning can list
the requested model, effective model, agent, executor, and executor profile.
It also tells you to check executor credentials, copied agent configuration,
and the agent version. Kandev does not rewrite the saved profile model.
1. An exact advertised model ID.
2. An advertised explicit fallback.
3. One unique advertised bracketed variation of the saved model.
4. The agent's current or default model.
For profiles with automatic fallback enabled, an absent saved model keeps the
legacy behavior: Kandev ignores the explicit fallback and does not infer a
variation. It uses the agent's current or default model instead.
For example, a saved `opus` model uses `opus[1m]` when that is the only
advertised variation. With both `opus[270k]` and `opus[1m, fast]`, Kandev
does not infer a choice and uses the agent's current or default model instead.
It treats model IDs as case-sensitive and variation text as opaque.
Kandev writes one warning to task chat when the effective model differs from
the saved model. The warning can list the requested model, effective model,
agent, executor, and executor profile. It also tells you to check executor
credentials, copied agent configuration, and the agent version. Kandev does
not rewrite the saved profile model, including after applying a unique
variation.
Portable configuration can improve parity, but it does not guarantee equal
host and executor model catalogs.