fix(codex): restore apply_patch owner guard - #97
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Route apply_patch through the edit policy instead of dropping it at the hook entry, and resolve repo-scoped rules from each projected file target rather than the aggregate workspace cwd. Add a regression test proving the first Codex session acquires owner.lock and a second session is denied and directed to a worktree.
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Route apply_patch through the edit policy instead of dropping it at the hook
entry, and resolve repo-scoped rules from each projected file target rather
than the aggregate workspace cwd.
Add a regression test proving the first Codex session acquires owner.lock and
a second session is denied and directed to a worktree.