fix: wait for canary artifact delivery before verification - #548
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Scientific release canaries could start verification when a remote computation had exited but its artifact delivery was still pending. A packaged Modal Matplotlib run reproduced this: computation, capture, and cleanup succeeded, while the canary failed before the captured artifacts became visible.
Keep waiting through pending delivery under the existing deadline before validating outputs. Preserve explicit cleanup and the compute tool's change-notification semantics.
Validation: deterministic regression exercises terminal execution with pending delivery, then completed delivery; targeted scientific capability tests, format and typecheck. A fresh exact-source packaged rehearsal and all five Modal checks are required before stable publication.