Fix Core 0.7 V compatibility and recover timed-out creation requests - #19
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Creation retries could produce conflicting signed artifacts after a lost response. This change persists the original response for an explicit caller ID and rejects changed requests with HTTP 409. SQLite and PostgreSQL commit the event and recovery response together; migration preserves recovery records.
Also accepts both existing Core 0.7 V scope forms without rewriting signatures and documents retry/upgrade behavior. Software release: 0.8.6. Core semantics and published drafts are unchanged.
Validation: 126 local API tests passed, including the official signed V fixture, concurrent retries, restart/TTL preservation, lost replies and rollback. Six real PostgreSQL checks run in repository CI and must pass before merge.