Fix Windows Command Center sandbox fallback and provider repair - #12
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What changed
Why
The unelevated Windows restricted-token sandbox cannot enforce Command Center's split filesystem read policy. Retrying with that mode produced an unsupported-operation error after the elevated attempt failed. Separately, the in-app provider update control was hidden unless a newer version was detected, so it could not repair a current-but-incomplete Codex installation.
Impact
Windows Command Center now fails closed with a clear setup action instead of attempting an unsupported sandbox mode. Managed Codex installations expose an Update or reinstall action in provider settings even when their reported version is current.
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