Review notes: token length for bf16 test (p95 48k), DDLS reject reasons, G1034 lock analysis (not reproduced)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# EPOD: stale lock after a write (one case, not reproduced)
2026-10-05 15:09, run 200102 (task G1034, class `Z4AEE0SQ_STORAGE_PRICER`, two trajectory workers and three generators
running on A4H, one MCP session each):
1. `sap_push_source` main, `sap_push_source includeType=testclasses` (twice, the second with two activation warnings),
`sap_check_object`, `sap_run_unit_test` all returned success.
2. `sap_push_element` then failed: `[LOCK] The object ... could not be locked. HTTP 403, ExceptionResourceNoAccess.
Server message: User KESELI is currently editing Z4AEE0SQ_STORAGE_PRICER.` Twice, minutes apart.
3. Teardown (ADT deletion API, after the MCP session was closed) failed: `You are already editing ...`. The lock stayed
until it was deleted in SM12 (2026-10-05 evening).
So a lock was left behind by an earlier call of the same run and it did not end with the MCP session. The other
worker's `sap_run_unit_test` started 0.64 s after the second testclasses write (another session's call during a write).
Not reproduced (A4H, probe objects, 2026-10-05): 25 write cycles alone; 60 write cycles overlapping 2690 unit test calls of a
second session; 40 cycles of testclasses write + `sap_check_object` (ATC, unit tests, coverage) + `sap_object_members` +
second testclasses write + `push_element`, with a second session running `sap_check_object`; `push_element` on a method of
the test class (returns "lives in the testclasses include", no lock). Frequency: 1 in about 90 trajectory runs.
Wish for EPOD: release the lock in a `finally` path of every write tool, also after a failed or warned activation, and
release all locks of a session when the MCP session ends.