## What changed
- Add a `NoiseStreamHandler` abstraction that owns payload encoding, decoding,
and connection processing while the virtual stream handles framing,
encryption, and multiplexing.
- Reassemble authenticated payloads as opaque bytes, with the existing
JSON-RPC processor supplied as a handler implementation.
- Have the physical relay send a reset after the current stream instance
closes, including when its processor exits before the writer task.
## Testing
- Verify local JSON-RPC decoding creates the queued request span before queue
admission.
- Verify a processor exit resets the corresponding Noise harness stream.
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## Why
The executor protocol supports Codex releases back to `0.145.0`, so compatibility needs to hold when either side of the app-server/exec-server connection is upgraded first.
## What changed
- Define `MINIMUM_SUPPORTED_CODEX_VERSION` in `codex-exec-server-protocol`.
- Add a Unix test harness that runs current-to-released and released-to-current command execution over authenticated Noise connections.
- Test the current binary against itself, the latest release, and the minimum supported release by default, while allowing explicit release versions.
- Verify that the remote command runs successfully and relay payloads remain encrypted, and increase the relay test timeout to accommodate the end-to-end scenarios.
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