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## Why Services that proxy the exec-server environment registry endpoints need to deserialize and forward the same Noise registration and harness-key validation payloads. Those wire models currently live as private, serialize-only structs in `exec-server`, which forces consumers to duplicate the contract. ## What changed - Add owned serde models for registration and harness-key validation requests and responses. - Use those models in the existing exec-server registry client. - Re-export the models from `codex-exec-server` and `codex-core-api`. - Keep the harness authorization request free of a derived `Debug` implementation so it is not accidentally logged. ## Testing - Focused exec-server registration and harness-key validation tests: 2 passed. - `cargo check -p codex-core-api` The full `codex-exec-server` suite compiled and ran 254 tests: 222 passed, while 32 existing filesystem sandbox tests could not run under the nested macOS sandbox (`sandbox_apply: Operation not permitted`). Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
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