Preserve WordPress argv through Kimaki - #492
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Summary
DATAMACHINE_WP_CMDsh -cCloses #490.
Verification
bash tests/bridge-render.shnode tests/dm-agent-sync.mjsbash tests/kimaki-no-default-channel.shbash tests/external-wordpress-runtime.shbash -n bridges/kimaki.sh tests/bridge-render.sh tests/kimaki-no-default-channel.shgit diff --checkAI assistance
OpenAI GPT-5.6 Sol was used through OpenCode to trace the remaining Kimaki string boundary, implement the argv-native service/runtime path, reconcile concurrent candidate edits in an isolated worktree, and run deterministic verification. Chris directed and reviewed the work.