[Mateusz7410]

Summary

• New Async Jobs record page component: chains, chunk runs, delays, failures, chain map and live updates for one record.
• Ordered requeue from the card for failed steps, gated by the AsyncRequeue custom permission.
• nextInChain() for jobs added from inside a running job (Run after current #68).
• ChainSequence__c now always holds run order. New AddedByCustomJobId__c, DelayMinutes__c and NextAttemptAt__c on AsyncResult__c.
• Batch failures are handled 50 per delivery with a resume checkpoint, so a logger cannot lose them.
• AsyncResultAccess now also grants the card's controller class, so a viewer needs nothing else.
• New PMD rule AuraEnabledInnerClassParameter. An inner class as an @AuraEnabled parameter dies with an internal server error under a namespace, before the method runs.
• Docs, landing page demo and screenshots updated. Internal tests, demos and verify scripts moved to dev/.

Why

A record had no single place showing what ran, runs or will run for it, and failed steps could not be replayed in order from there (#69). #68 asks for chaining a job next from inside a running job.

Test plan

• bash dev/verify/verify.sh static passed (prettier, eslint, headers, PMD, Jest 213/213)
• bash dev/verify/verify.sh full passed (419/419, org coverage 94%)
• bash dev/verify/verify.sh ns passed
• Built a package beta (coverage 96%), installed it in a no-namespace scratch org, 46 consumer tests pass
• Manual, card on the installed package as Standard User with AsyncResultAccess only: delayed chain shows DELAYED then COMPLETED, no requeue button, no Aura errors
• Manual, same user plus AsyncRequeueAccess: requeued a failed step, replay completed
• Not tested: the card on Experience Cloud pages

Files

• force-app/main/default/lwc/asyncJobTimeline/__tests__/asyncJobTimeline.test.js
• force-app/main/default/lwc/asyncJobTimelineModel/__tests__/asyncJobTimelineModel.test.js
• force-app/main/default/lwc/asyncJobTimeline/asyncJobTimeline.js
• website/.vitepress/theme/components/JobTimelineDemo.vue
• force-app/main/default/classes/timeline/AsyncJobTimelineControllerTest.cls
• force-app/main/default/lwc/asyncJobStep/__tests__/asyncJobStep.test.js
• force-app/main/default/lwc/asyncJobTimelineModel/asyncJobTimelineModel.js
• force-app/main/default/classes/queue/AsyncResultWriter.cls
• force-app/main/default/lwc/asyncJobStep/asyncJobStep.css
• force-app/main/default/lwc/asyncJobSequence/__tests__/asyncJobSequence.test.js

Closes #69
Closes #68

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Project	Deployment	Actions	Updated
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