Both runtimes subscribed $SRV.<verb>.> as a wildcard; the grants allow the bare question and the
service's own name and instance. The bus refused the wildcard, and the TypeScript runtime treats a
refused subscription as fatal, so every per-module container crash-looped after the image rolled.
They now subscribe exactly $SRV.<verb>, $SRV.<verb>.<name> and $SRV.<verb>.<name>.<id>.
The per-module containers still run this runtime; their tools and the seats they hold (the store's,
the catalogue's) must be found by the console the same way as the node runtime's. It answers
$SRV.PING, $SRV.INFO and $SRV.STATS with one service per process, one endpoint per tool per subject
and per seat verb served, the metadata as the Go runtime writes it.
jochen