feat(sending): observe budget decisions and global ledger usage - #1066
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Budget shadow mode previously logged only the last exceeded pool, with an operation identifier, and provided no global-ledger usage or policy-freshness metrics. This adds bounded per-scope decision/deferral counters and a per-process sampler for global usage, policy generation, config mismatch, and observation freshness.
Counters publish only after commit and include account-trust decisions when legacy budgets are disabled. The sampler performs four indexed global-counter reads in a consistent policy snapshot, preserves the last successful sample on errors, and keeps database I/O off
/metrics. Operator documentation explains retries, replica aggregation, stale samples, and the distinction between gate decisions and delivered mail.Validation:
This is an observation prerequisite. It does not activate controls, raise the compiled contract level, change public APIs, or implement the database-policy source switch/readiness and carryover steps.