[jeremydmiller]

Closes #5668.

What's here

• JasperFx 2.88.0. It brings in JasperFx/jasperfx#1015: IProjectionDaemon.StartAgentInRebuildModeAsync(ShardName, ct), which starts a projection shard in Rebuild mode. The shard publishes no side effects, keeps following the store past the high-water mark, and resumes from its own persisted progress instead of rewinding to 0. This is for the blue/green warm-up node role in Blue/green: let a node run projection agents without doing any messaging wolverine#4569.
• DaemonTests.rebuild_mode_start_resumes_after_a_failure proves that a Rebuild-mode run that fails partway through can be stopped, fixed, restarted and finished. Extended progression tracking is on, and there's no other schema change.
  1. Set up 100 one-event streams, so a document folded twice ends up with Count == 2. BatchSize = 10, so several pages commit before the failure.
  2. The projection throws on event 60, and the shard pauses. The test checks that the committed progress sits between 0 and the high-water mark, and that extended tracking wrote the failure columns.
  3. Stop the shard, clear the fault, and start it in Rebuild mode again. The run finishes:
     • every document is folded exactly once;
     • no event at or below the first run's committed mark is applied twice;
     • the failure columns clear;
     • the shard keeps following newly appended events.

Verification

• Against published JasperFx 2.88.0: the new test passes, and EventSourcingTests.projection_side_effect_compliance passes 12/12. That count includes the three facts Child list can not be populated #1015 added to ProjectionSideEffectCompliance.
• Negative control, run against a local JasperFx pack with Child list can not be populated #1015's resume logic disabled: the new test fails as it should. The 50 committed documents end with Count == 2, because the restart rewinds to 0 and replays over them.
• Earlier, against a local pack of the Child list can not be populated #1015 branch, the new test passed 3 times out of 3.

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