## Why This PR is a behavior-preserving refactor only. It does not add a fallback, change which model is used for compaction, or otherwise change compaction behavior. The behavioral change is implemented in the stacked follow-up, #30319. Pre-sampling compaction deliberately uses the previous turn's context when the compaction compatibility hash changes or when switching to a model with a smaller context window. That preserves the model settings that produced the history being compacted, but the previous context is not always usable. For example, a resumed thread can still reference a model slug that has since been retired, causing compaction to fail before the currently selected model can sample. #30319 addresses that failure mode by retrying compaction with the current turn's selected model when the backend rejects the previous-model attempt. This PR performs only that preparatory refactor. ## What changed - Extracted one legacy `/responses/compact` request attempt into `compact_remote_request.rs`. - Extracted one Responses-based remote compaction request attempt into `compact_remote_v2_attempt.rs`. - Kept hooks, lifecycle events, analytics, window advancement, history processing and installation, and error behavior unchanged in the existing orchestration paths. - Preserved standalone Responses-based compaction's owned client-session lifetime through lifecycle completion. ## Testing - `just test -p codex-core -E 'test(remote_compact)'` (22 tests)
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