Fix native script transport and transaction failures - #26
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Native celld CI failed because script execution sent Request/Response streams through generic Durable Object RPC. MCP calls now use bounded serializable envelopes, while direct script URLs use native fetch and retain streaming bodies and caller headers.
The ownership test then exposed nested transactions in script editing/remixing and explicit link updates. Each operation now owns one atomic transaction. Regression coverage exercises binary transport, MCP limits, remix rollback, and the complete ownership-transfer flow on both runtimes.