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fix(gateway): self-heal state file PID on server startup

After /restart on Windows, the gateway process gets a new PID (os.execv
creates a new process on Windows), but the state file at
run/gateway.<suffix>.json still contains the old PID from the initial
background spawn.  Nothing rewrites it, leaving state inconsistent.

Add GatewayRuntime.refresh_state_pid() — a classmethod that reads the
existing state file, updates the PID and identity to the current
process, and writes atomically.  Call it early in _run_gateway() so the
state file is always correct regardless of how the process was started
(initial spawn, os.execv, or subprocess.Popen).

On POSIX os.execv preserves the PID, so this is a no-op in normal
operation there, but still beneficial after any unusual restart path.

Fixes #4511
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nanobot/cli/commands.py

@@ -1306,6 +1306,17 @@ def _run_gateway(
         raise typer.Exit(1) from exc
     session_manager = SessionManager(config.workspace_path)
 
+    # Self-heal the gateway state file with the current PID after any restart.
+    from nanobot.gateway.runtime import GatewayRuntime, GatewayRuntimePaths
+    GatewayRuntime.refresh_state_pid(
+        paths=GatewayRuntimePaths.for_instance(
+            workspace=str(config.workspace_path)
+            if not is_default_workspace(config.workspace_path)
+            else None,
+            config_path=config.config_path,
+        )
+    )
+
     # Preserve existing single-workspace installs, but keep custom workspaces clean.
     if is_default_workspace(config.workspace_path):
         _migrate_cron_store(config)