Keep EKV available until fixture shutdown persists dirty state - #32
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Problem
The shared-EKV fixture replaces DurableServer's child spec with a bare map, losing its shutdown budget. The scenario can report success and then tear down its peer/quorum before final persistence, producing forced kills and missing-ETS errors during cleanup.
Fix
Preserve the production child spec and drain both lifecycle managers before stopping durable supervisors, while EKV quorum remains available. Assert normal child termination, supervisor shutdown, the final stopped status, and preservation of dirty state before the peer is removed.
Add a focused single-node fixture-shutdown regression and exercise an unsynced update in the shared-EKV scenario so pre-existing stored state cannot satisfy the final-persistence assertion.