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build: fix Linux ARM64 packaging and share worker payload validation - #1925
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Description
Fixes #1924
Fix Linux ARM64 payloads that contain generated protos but omit the worker implementation.
Pull Request Checklist
Host-Worker Contract
Worker Execution Logic
No. This restores packaged worker files and validates artifacts; invocation, bindings, and lifecycle code are unchanged. The execution-logic questions below are not applicable.
Python Version Coverage
Programming Model Compatibility (proxy_worker and r2p2)