Fix spool source handling and registry filtering#18
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Summary
Fixes two related areas in the spool/widget workflow:
them to the current spool.
a single unpacked patch.
registered under the same entry point group are not treated as core DerZug
widgets.
Root Cause
The live Orange registry could include third-party widgets registered
through the
derzug.widgetsentry point group. Those widgets were thenpicked up by DerZug-only registry integration checks and failed DerZug-
specific module/workflow contract assertions.
Separately, single-patch extraction could iterate a lazy spool even when
metadata already showed it had multiple rows.