Fix result lookup for active jobs#536
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Users requesting the result of an active job receive a false “No job found” error.
Fixes #498.
Observable sequence
result <job-id>for a queued or running job.Root cause and fix
Explicit references were matched only after filtering the job list to terminal states, so active jobs could never reach the existing active-state error. Match explicit references against all jobs first, then branch on the selected job's status.
The CLI regression test covers both queued and running jobs and verifies that neither is reported as missing.
Validation
pnpm run build: passedgit diff --check: cleanActual screenshots
Before and after screenshots use the same stored running job and command.
Before — active job incorrectly reported missing
After — active job reports its actual state and next action