docs: the timer-expiration exception during test runs
The BIP events flow during a run (v3.25.3), but a TIMER MANAGEMENT timer the card armed still does not fire then - the v3.25.1 guard retries it every 5 s until the run ends. Documented as a deliberate exception to the "the card's own conversation continues" rule, in the authoring guide and both AGENTS, to review later. 883 frontend + 873 Python (unchanged).
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@@ -534,7 +534,11 @@ the data really flows to/from the configured BIP target, and the BIP events
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(Data available, Channel status) flow for the channels the card itself opened -
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so an applet's own HTTP/BIP conversation completes inside a scripted run. The
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BIP **control** API stays blocked while a run is active (409), like the
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terminal's other automatic actions (polling, timers, menu).
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terminal's other automatic actions (polling, menu). The one remaining
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automatic action that still waits is the **timer expiration** event: a
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TIMER MANAGEMENT timer the card armed is not fired during a run (it retries
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every 5 s and fires when the run ends) - a deliberate exception to the
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"the card's own conversation continues" rule, to review later (v3.25.3).
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A step's `respond` overrides the terminal when it carries `raw` TLVs or a
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**non-ok result** - the way to script an applet error path:
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