refactor(llmrails): fix package ownership boundaries (8/9)

[Pouyanpi]

Description

Moves extracted helpers into their final ownership packages and removes narrow boundary duplication.

Why

Package names should describe lifecycle and ownership rather than where code happened to originate in llmrails.py.

What Changed

• Moves Colang turn helpers from rails.llm.runtime to rails.llm.colang_turns.
• Moves the Colang runtime factory into startup.
• Moves request-time embedding search state into embedding while retaining startup config derivation under startup.
• Consolidates tracing under generation and request validation at the generation-request boundary.
• Removes the no-op LLMRails.verbose property while retaining the readable attribute contract.

Review Guidance

This PR is the full behavior-preserving gate. Run and review every row in the LLMRails decomposition review matrix against the recorded #2122 baseline before accepting the final ownership boundary.

This is the intended final review point for package locations and ownership names. It contains the ownership moves first and a narrow cleanup second; semantic behavior follow-ups remain isolated in part 9.

This nine-part stack turns LLMRails into a public compatibility shell while moving owned behavior into focused modules. Review each PR only against its parent. Parts 2-6 intentionally stage behavior-preserving extraction; part 7 consolidates shared type contracts and logger naming; part 8 establishes the final package ownership; part 9 contains the explicit semantic follow-ups.

For parts 2-6, please distinguish stack-local correctness or compatibility problems from naming and placement concerns already resolved in parts 7-8. If an intermediate name or location is correct and mergeable at that point, prefer reviewing its final form in the resolving PR instead of requesting duplicate churn. Public API changes, behavior changes, import cycles, or an independently broken intermediate branch remain in scope wherever they appear. Much of the apparent added LOC is moved code plus focused tests; the corresponding implementation is removed or delegated from llmrails.py in the same PR.

Stack Position

Part 8 of 9.

• Previous: #2129
• Next: #2131

Order	PR	Branch	Base
1	#2123	restack/llmrails-01-public-contract-tests	develop
2	#2124	restack/llmrails-02-startup	restack/llmrails-01-public-contract-tests
3	#2125	restack/llmrails-03-runtime-conversation	restack/llmrails-02-startup
4	#2126	restack/llmrails-04-generation	restack/llmrails-03-runtime-conversation
5	#2127	restack/llmrails-05-streaming	restack/llmrails-04-generation
6	#2128	restack/llmrails-06-checks-final	restack/llmrails-05-streaming
7	#2129	restack/llmrails-07-consistency	restack/llmrails-06-checks-final
8	#2130	restack/llmrails-08-boundary-ownership	restack/llmrails-07-consistency
9	#2131	restack/llmrails-09-followups	restack/llmrails-08-boundary-ownership

Verification

make test
poetry run pre-commit run --all-files

Rebase checkpoints: stack 2: 5202 passed, 178 skipped; stack 4: 5263 passed, 178 skipped; stack 5: 5284 passed, 178 skipped; final stack: 5320 passed, 178 skipped. Final pre-commit: all hooks passed. Base: develop at 3fc828b7f.

AI Assistance

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• AI tools were used; a human reviewed and can explain every change (tool: Codex).

Checklist

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• This PR links to a triaged issue assigned to me.
• My PR title follows the project commit convention.
• I've updated the documentation if applicable.
• I've added tests if applicable.
• I've noted any verification beyond CI and any checks I couldn't run.
• I did not update generated changelog files manually.
• I addressed all CodeRabbit, Greptile, and other review comments, or replied with why no change is needed.
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