D2 follow-up: RTag2 doesn't cascade client identity to Trx

Tested hypothesis (1) from the plan: add RTag2(CM_EVENT tag id) to the
priming chain before AddNonStreamValuesBegin2.

Result:
- RTag2 itself succeeds: returns 25-byte response
  (01000000000100000001EE39C30EDCDC010100000000000000), no error buffer.
- But AddNonStreamValuesBegin2 still fails with the same
  04 33 00 00 00 (UnknownClient = 51) for all four handle formats.

So RTag2 on /Hist isn't the cross-service registration trigger we need
for /Trx. Plan doc updated with the result + next-session ordered
probes (try IStorageServiceContract, then IL walk CClientCommon,
then server-side decompile as last resort).

Probe orchestrator now also performs the RTag2 step so the test gives
one-shot diagnostic visibility of both calls.

178/178 tests pass.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Joseph Doherty
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@@ -169,15 +169,41 @@ finding what populates Trx's session table — likely:
show up in the IL we've inspected (e.g., the
`aahClientCommon.CClientCommon` calls during InitializeProxy)
A future session that wants to push further should:
1. Add `RTag2` for the sandbox tag and retry Begin2 — quick experiment
2. If that fails, try sending the IStorageServiceContract.AddT or
similar to "introduce" the tag to Trx
3. If that fails, do an IL walk of `aahClientCommon.CClientCommon`
methods called between Open2 and AddNonStreamValuesBegin in a
working native scenario (using a system tag the wrapper would
accept — or capturing actual on-wire bytes via the IL-rewrite
instrumentation if possible)
A future session that wants to push further should try (in order):
1.**DONE 2026-05-05.** Add `RTag2(CM_EVENT tag id)` to the priming
chain — confirmed `RTag2` itself succeeds (returns 25-byte response),
but `AddNonStreamValuesBegin2` still fails with `UnknownClient`.
So RTag2 doesn't cascade client identity to Trx.
2. Try `IStorageServiceContract` ops (`AddT`, `AddTP`) on `/Storage`
— that endpoint isn't currently bound by our SDK but the contract
is declared in `Wcf/Contracts/IStorageServiceContract.cs`. Maybe
one of its ops registers the client with Trx as a side effect.
3. Decompile / IL-walk `aahClientCommon.CClientCommon` methods that
the native code calls between Open2 and AddNonStreamValuesBegin
to find any "client-with-Trx" registration we're missing.
4. As a last resort, decompile `aahClientAccessPoint.exe` (the server
binary) to find what populates Trx's session table — the answer
is in there, just not in the client surface.
### Current state of the SDK-direct probe
`HistorianWcfRevisionOrchestrator.ProbeBeginAsync` does:
```
Open2 (write-enabled, 0x401)
→ priming (Stat.GetV ×2, Stat.GETHI ×2, UpdC3, 6× GetSystemParameter,
AllowRenameTags, Trx.GetV, Stat.GetV, Retr.GetV)
→ RTag2(CM_EVENT tag id) // succeeds
→ Trx.GetInterfaceVersion // succeeds, returns version 2
→ Trx.AddNonStreamValuesBegin2 ×4 // all four handle formats fail with
// 04 33 00 00 00 (UnknownClient 51)
```
The probe is committed as a gated test
(`HistorianWcfRevisionProbeTests.AddNonStreamValuesBegin_ProbeReturnsServerResult`)
that can be re-run any time to verify the gate is still where we think
it is, or to test future priming additions.
## Decision