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An Orca scout teardown, or any Orca teardown run with --force, skipped the early Orca path-match check and only re-verified it after reap_task_worktree_processes had already run against the recorded worktree path, so a stale or reassigned Orca worktree id could have its processes signalled before ownership was ever proven. Fold the Orca proof into require_owned_task_worktree_slot, the same early, single-owner ownership determination the treehouse pool-slot claim already uses, so it runs once, well before Fix 1/Fix 2, for every kind and --force alike, instead of being re-checked ad hoc at each later call site.
…PATH sanitization
…all destructive steps
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Dieser PR dient zur Validierung der Anpassungen aus Beitrag 4838 im Fork.