The autostart loop awaited each Start ack, and a gated start does not ack
until its wait-for condition resolves. Because the accept loop and the
signal handler are installed after that loop, a server gated on a socket
that is not there yet left the daemon deaf for the whole gate: `xy list`
hung in the backlog and SIGTERM went unhandled. Nothing consumed the ack,
so drop the await and let the gates run concurrently with the accept loop.
Also clear started_at before publishing Waiting. A crash-and-regate kept
the dead process's start instant, so `xy list` showed a growing uptime for
a server that had been down for minutes -- in the one state whose whole
purpose is to explain what is going on.
And log the spawn error when a wait-for command cannot be run at all, so a
misspelled binary is distinguishable from a condition that is merely not
met yet.
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