[codex] Fix stale shared broker auth after account switch#303
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Summary: Detect when a shared Codex broker is serving stale account state after Codex login switches accounts; compare broker auth against a freshly started app-server and discard stale broker sessions; ignore dead broker endpoints when reporting session runtime status; add regression coverage for stale broker auth and current login tracking. Root cause: the plugin reuses a long-lived codex app-server broker inside Claude Code, and that process can keep serving the previous account after Codex login changes the local account. Testing: npm test; npm run build.