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Extract headless cloud prompt server shims

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@@ -516,7 +516,7 @@ COMFYUI_ROOT=/tmp/comfyui-modal-test/ComfyUI \
For full local development including the remote and Apple-local extras, use `uv sync --extra remote --extra local-apple --group test`.
The prompt interception layer is organized as a compatibility aggregator over focused modules: planning values, graph analysis, component planning, prompt rewriting, execution scheduling, queue lifecycle, diagnostics, and HTTP route domains each have a dedicated owner. Route handlers share an immutable `RouteContext`, while `api_intercept.py` retains only registration and compatibility re-exports. Host-side remote execution follows the same ownership model: deployment loading, runtime compatibility checks, and auto-deploy state live in `remote/modal_deployment.py`; proactive warmup, snapshot profiles, and local-gap keepalive state live in `remote/modal_warmup.py`; mapped or implicit-batch lane scheduling lives in `remote/mapped_execution.py`; and CPU ModelStager state lives in `remote/modal_llm_profile_staging.py`. Adjacent invocation and staging callbacks are injected by the `remote/modal_app.py` orchestrator. Blocking Modal executors are constructed lazily on first use, and importing the host orchestrator no longer constructs a vestigial Modal app or volume. Cloud helpers receive tail-created Modal dictionaries and volumes through `cloud_runtime_context.py`, allowing focused cloud subsystems to move without reaching back into entry-module globals; pre-deploy app collision checks live in `cloud_app_guard.py`, image filters and worker construction policy live in `cloud_image_env.py`, durable invocation replay and live-canary coordination live in `cloud_durable_invocation.py`, and session-bridge storage, replay, and snapshot-profile caching live in `cloud_session_bridge.py`. Root modules support both package imports used by ComfyUI and flat imports used by the Modal container; `tests/test_import_shapes.py` guards both layouts and the stable `comfyui_modal_sync_cloud` surface.
The prompt interception layer is organized as a compatibility aggregator over focused modules: planning values, graph analysis, component planning, prompt rewriting, execution scheduling, queue lifecycle, diagnostics, and HTTP route domains each have a dedicated owner. Route handlers share an immutable `RouteContext`, while `api_intercept.py` retains only registration and compatibility re-exports. Host-side remote execution follows the same ownership model: deployment loading, runtime compatibility checks, and auto-deploy state live in `remote/modal_deployment.py`; proactive warmup, snapshot profiles, and local-gap keepalive state live in `remote/modal_warmup.py`; mapped or implicit-batch lane scheduling lives in `remote/mapped_execution.py`; and CPU ModelStager state lives in `remote/modal_llm_profile_staging.py`. Adjacent invocation and staging callbacks are injected by the `remote/modal_app.py` orchestrator. Blocking Modal executors are constructed lazily on first use, and importing the host orchestrator no longer constructs a vestigial Modal app or volume. Cloud helpers receive tail-created Modal dictionaries and volumes through `cloud_runtime_context.py`, allowing focused cloud subsystems to move without reaching back into entry-module globals; pre-deploy app collision checks live in `cloud_app_guard.py`, image filters and worker construction policy live in `cloud_image_env.py`, durable invocation replay and live-canary coordination live in `cloud_durable_invocation.py`, session-bridge storage and replay live in `cloud_session_bridge.py`, and headless ComfyUI server compatibility plus progress tracing live in `cloud_prompt_server_shims.py`. Root modules support both package imports used by ComfyUI and flat imports used by the Modal container; `tests/test_import_shapes.py` guards both layouts and the stable `comfyui_modal_sync_cloud` surface.
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