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Policy-limits fetch now uses an AbortController and reports cycle_aborted

Policy-limits fetches can now be cleanly aborted, logged as 'cycle_aborted'

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AreaPolicy Limitswhat it touches
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Under the hood

Policy-limits fetches can now be cleanly aborted, logged as 'cycle_aborted'

What

The component that fetches policy limits now uses an AbortController to cancel in-flight network requests. Its abort signal is passed into the fetch call and gets recreated whenever the fetcher is stopped. If a fetch is aborted, or if the session generation changes mid-flight, the outcome is now logged as cycle_aborted, and the fetchAndLoad function checks for this aborted state in addition to its previous check for a changed session generation.

Why

This makes policy-limits fetching more robust by properly canceling requests that are no longer needed and giving clearer diagnostic information when a fetch is interrupted, rather than letting stale or interrupted requests run to completion silently.

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