Answer A-255: the process gate's bound key, header and act

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`output-object`, the name of an object the build seat keeps, read through the seat's verb `output` answered in
chunks. Every build seat (`node-build-go`, `node-build-image`, `node-build-node`) says it the same way, from the
shared step runner; no asker reads the seat's step state.
- **A-255** (§677, A-77, A-244; principles 1, 7 and 8) The header is `x-wait: held`. A process holder's
`gate-unanswered` is a bound key with its time to live in the `approvals` state, as the tool runner's `bound` is,
never a clock wait. A process holder's act names no node, so two instances of the holder raise one ask.