STOR-5489: Retry Durable Object RPC calls - #7430
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Replay eligible JSRPC calls after disconnects using the shared actor-call retry state. Pipeline use commits a call to its current attempt, and replay memory reservations bound retained call plans before enforcement is enabled. Release replay payloads when native attempts settle, before delayed JavaScript reentry. Property reads are replayable, while calls with consumed externals remain observe-only.
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Depends on #7408.
Summary
The retry-request path is behind
DURABLE_OBJECT_RETRIES_JSRPC_RETRY_REQUESTSand still requires both fetch retry gates and the JSRPC observation gate. This does not change the JavaScript API.