[codex] Test process ID cleanup after spawn failure#28130
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Protect the invariant that a failed OS process spawn does not leave its process ID reserved.
Exercise both local and real WebSocket exec backends, force a missing-executable spawn failure, then reuse the same process ID for a successful command.
Validated with the focused test and the complete
exec_processintegration test binary.