Answer A-75: mesh-issues' pipeline rows in its delivery line

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`operator-channel`: its manifest `uses` that seat, and the bucket is formed from the seat's holder on the seat list
and the contract's `StateAsks`, never a module's name in code; the teller's and the node-engine's `messenger_asks`
constant goes the same way in their own change.
- **A-75** (§654, §610; principle 7, and who may do what is no question) mesh-issues shows the pipeline rows where it
already shows a delivery: its `DeliveryLine` gains `pipelines`, one row per module with its steps, `no run` where the
runner's list answers none. A runner verb's old callers list does not refuse a module: from G no verb names its
callers (§610), so the class's default holds.