Removed fast-path intercepts and their scripts for taskserv/server/cluster list
commands. These commands now route exclusively to their thin handlers which
invoke the full semantic path (middleware + live provider state).
Bash wrapper — removed intercept blocks:
- `taskserv/task list` (was: scripts/query-taskservs.nu)
- `server/s list/l` (was: scripts/query-servers.nu via lib_minimal)
- `cluster/cl list` (was: scripts/query-clusters.nu via lib_minimal)
Fast-path scripts deleted:
- nulib/scripts/query-taskservs.nu
- nulib/scripts/query-servers.nu
- nulib/scripts/query-clusters.nu
Preserved:
- Daemon routing for server list/ls/l (added by parallel work — still routes
to daemon; daemon internally dispatches to thin handler)
- Thin handlers provisioning-{taskserv,server,cluster}.nu (ADR-025 canonical)
- Their `list/ls/l` cases already exist and call `main list` in the full path
Rationale — why single route matters:
The parallel server-list investigation documented that `server list` fast-path
returned different columns than `server ls` (incomplete data — workspace
detection failures, silent fallbacks). Two implementations = two semantics =
bugs of divergence. Deleting the fast-path forces ONE semantic route; daemon
and cache become orthogonal transport/optimization concerns that can be
toggled without changing what the command returns.
Net effect:
- Same command always returns same data (post-Phase4 all list commands
align; pre-Phase4 only taskserv/server/cluster are aligned)
- `prvng server list` with daemon on/off returns identical data
- Cold-start impact: minor regression (~200-500ms) while Phase 4 completes —
once mod.nu is emptied and thin handlers fully selective, cold-start drops
to <1s for these commands even without daemon
Refs: ADR-025 Phase 4, workspaces/libre-daoshi/.coder/2026-04-17-server-list-daemon-middleware.info.md
