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The Step 1 refactor moved the InferenceEvent receiver wrap to *after* the orchestration spawn in chat_completion_tp_stream, but the spawn moves both `id` and `model_id` into its async closure (used heavily by acquire_pool_lock, NCCL ops, and tracing). Result: borrowck error E0382 use-of-moved-value on the wire_chat::project_chat_stream call. The non-CUDA build doesn't exercise this branch (it lives behind `#[cfg(feature = "cuda")]`) which is why the workspace clippy/test gate passed locally and on the regular CI workflow. The RPM build workflow, which compiles with --features cuda, caught it (run 244 jobs 2/3/4 against beast / ampere / ada respectively, all the same error). Fix: snapshot `id` and `model_id` into `projector_id` / `projector_model_id` before the spawn, use those at the projector call site. The originals stay free to be moved into the closure. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>