feat(cambium): retain Addressable inspection sessions - #13
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Keep the panel_trio assembly behind one Wasm InspectionSession with an explicit runtime space and revision. Project repeatable provenance snapshots from that live host while preserving the one-shot recipe scenario API.
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Stacked on #12.
panel_trionow runs behind a WasmInspectionSessionthat retains oneAddressableAssemblywith an explicit caller-assigned runtime space and current revision. Repeated provenance snapshots project the same live host through the existingcambium-inspect-v1shape; recipe-only scenarios and the one-shot API remain unchanged.The Cambium viewer creates a fresh runtime space when
panel_triois reloaded and releases the prior session. This establishes state and revision ownership without adding a generic tooling schema or a durable cross-session identity.