feat: Task Close Gate + HEUREKA Completion Sequence for state-hub projects

workplan-spec.md:
- Task Close Gate: when marking a task done in the file, also call
  update_task_status(state_hub_task_id, "done") in the State Hub
- HEUREKA Completion Sequence: before HEUREKA, for hub-integrated workplans:
  update all tasks, update_workstream_status → done, add_progress_event
  milestone, then set status: done and output HEUREKA

plugin/ralph-workplan.md:
- Added State-Hub Integration Notes section injected via stop-hook prompt
  so the worker follows Task Close Gate and HEUREKA Completion Sequence

Resolves: state-hub progress event 1e73441e (2026-03-16)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -74,3 +74,27 @@ Then report:
> "🔄 Ralph loop active. The loop will feed the workplan prompt back on every > "🔄 Ralph loop active. The loop will feed the workplan prompt back on every
> iteration. It retires when all tasks are done and the workplan status is > iteration. It retires when all tasks are done and the workplan status is
> updated to 'done' in the file." > updated to 'done' in the file."
## State-Hub Integration Notes
These notes are injected into the stop-hook prompt so the worker follows the
correct conventions when working on state-hub-integrated workplans.
**Task Close Gate** — When marking a task `done` in the workplan file, if the
task block has a `state_hub_task_id` field, also call `update_task_status` on
that ID in the State Hub. Do this at the same time as editing the file, not
in a batch at the end.
**HEUREKA Completion Sequence** — Before outputting `<promise>HEUREKA</promise>`,
if the workplan frontmatter has `state_hub_workstream_id`:
1. Ensure all `state_hub_task_id` tasks are marked `done` in the hub
(`update_task_status` — idempotent)
2. Call `update_workstream_status(state_hub_workstream_id, "done")`
3. Call `add_progress_event(summary="<what was delivered>", event_type="milestone",
topic_id="<from CLAUDE.md>", workstream_id="<state_hub_workstream_id>")`
4. Set workplan frontmatter `status: done`
5. Output `<promise>HEUREKA</promise>`
If the workplan has no `state_hub_workstream_id`, skip all hub calls and go
straight to steps 45.

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@@ -59,6 +59,45 @@ A workplan is **done** when:
The skill updates both as work progresses — tasks individually, then the The skill updates both as work progresses — tasks individually, then the
workplan when all tasks are complete. workplan when all tasks are complete.
## Task Close Gate (State-Hub Projects)
When a workplan contains `state_hub_workstream_id` in its frontmatter and a
task block contains `state_hub_task_id`, the worker must call
`update_task_status(state_hub_task_id, "done")` in the State Hub at the same
time as marking the task `done` in the file.
**Why:** The file is the authoritative source of truth (ADR-001), but the hub
is the read model used for dashboards and consistency checks. Keeping them in
sync per-task prevents drift from accumulating and avoids the manual repair
sessions that result from batch-syncing at the end only.
Example task block with hub binding:
```task
id: MRKD-WP-0003-T01
status: todo
priority: high
state_hub_task_id: 51e1b53e-a62f-496b-892d-615513c35d67
```
## HEUREKA Completion Sequence (State-Hub Projects)
When all task blocks are `done` and the workplan is about to be closed, a
state-hub-integrated workplan requires a close-out sequence **before**
outputting `<promise>HEUREKA</promise>`:
1. For each task with a `state_hub_task_id`: call `update_task_status(id, "done")`
(idempotent — safe to call even if the Task Close Gate already did it)
2. Call `update_workstream_status(state_hub_workstream_id, "done")`
3. Call `add_progress_event(summary="...", event_type="milestone",
topic_id=..., workstream_id=...)` summarising what was delivered
4. Update the workplan frontmatter: `status: active → status: done`
5. Output `<promise>HEUREKA</promise>`
This sequence ensures the hub dashboard reflects completion without requiring
a separate manual sync. The C-13 consistency check will WARN (and auto-fix)
if step 2 is missed, but completing it proactively avoids the warning.
## Naming Convention ## Naming Convention
The skill works with any filename. A common convention used in custodian-family The skill works with any filename. A common convention used in custodian-family