test(security): close on-demand elevation acceptance gaps

Add an actual-process acceptance harness for the administrative Named Pipe boundary. Exercise production pipe creation and peer PID inspection, remote-form client rejection, Task and protocol identity mismatch, duplicate network application, oversized frames, and an intentional helper-crash recovery point without adding test-only operations to the privileged protocol.

Add a reusable PowerShell attack-matrix runner that preserves the helper parent-image check and drives the self-contained published helper through real UAC. Refactor the client pipe setup into internal diagnostic hooks while leaving the production DACL, PIPE_REJECT_REMOTE_CLIENTS, PID comparison, and helper lifetime behavior unchanged.

Record the completed UAC rejection, HTTP MCP server-continuity, helper crash, startup Recovery rejection/success, loopback restoration, WFP residue, and regression evidence. Promote the three on-demand elevation traceability rows from PARTIAL to PASS and capture the 80-test Windows Security/Recovery result and final Bundle checksum.

Verified: Release build warning/error 0; Core 105 PASS; Planner 10 PASS; administrative boundary 4 PASS; Windows Security/Recovery 80 PASS with skip 0; actual IPC attack matrix PASS; actual Task-time and Recovery-time UAC rejection PASS; Journal/backup/main/helper residue 0; fresh self-contained Bundle show PASS.

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