work-status: five lines about the state

The answer is exactly the five lines below, in the user's language, without an introduction. It must show whether one can step away from the screen.

Before answering check the facts, not memory: the list of background processes and tasks, git status, tasks.md of the current change.

"Done" counts light: commits apart from changes: light: <n> commits from git log --oneline --grep='^light:' --since=<the session's first message time>, and names the archived changes by id.

Done: <what is finished and checked>
Running now: <process, how long so far and how much more, by what sign it ends> | nothing running
Left: <items until "done">
Blocking: <what we wait for, who can lift it, what cannot be checked yet, when to come back> | nothing
Needs from you: <a specific action> | nothing

Conditions

• A process is stuck or dead: write it in "Running now", restart it and say that you restarted it.
• "Running now: nothing" while "Left" is not empty: right after the answer continue the work, do not wait for a command.
• The user mentioned a compaction, a move to another chat or another agent: write the same five lines and the list of decisions made into handoff.md in the current change's folder (no change: the project root) and name the path.