[Refactor] Give Fast parent events one delivery lifecycle - #1450
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What changed
Why this change was made
Fast parent event adapters had independently accumulated the same stateful delivery lifecycle, while settlement notification also owned task relaunch policy. Keeping those responsibilities in multiple presentation paths made failure handling and retry behavior likely to drift.
Impact
There is no intended user-facing behavior change. Fast child events now have one lifecycle owner, and concurrent or stale delivery and retry attempts resolve consistently without duplicating parent updates or child relaunches.