Say when Windows starts an ended service again, before and after the run

[donislawdev]

What changes

• The recovery list is read with its delays. IEndingFactsReader.ReadRecovery returns RecoveryItem (kind and delay) instead of bare kinds.
• The recoveryRestarts warning says when, beside every entry: Spooler (5 s later), W32Time (60 s or 120 s later). Every different delay in the list, in list order, because which item runs depends on a failure count Windows does not hand out (SERVICE_FAILURE_ACTIONSW on learn.microsoft.com). Carried on PlanWarning.Restarts, empty for every other kind.
• After a run that ended a process, the report says who comes back (PlanRun.ComingBack): the terminal in a paragraph under the steps, the window as a second sentence of the notice. Left out: an entry that reported Stopped before the ending, the entry Windows started again at once (its own line says so), and anything the run started again itself. A neighbour still in StopPending when the process went is named - it never reported Stopped, so by the documented rule it fails with the process.
• No field is added to the JSON. The delays reach --json only inside the warning's message.

Checked

• Narrow test run: core 54, command line 18, window 28, architecture 182, integration 2 - all green. RecoveryContractTests now holds the delays against sc.exe qfailure RpcSs.
• 29 of 29 mutation entries caught (16 new, 2 re-anchored, neighbours).
• bws kill Spooler --dry-run on a real machine: Spooler (5 s later), matching sc.exe qfailure Spooler (5000 ms twice). WpnService shows its five delays, W32Time its two.

Not checked

• The line after a run on a real service manager - it needs a process to be ended, so a throwaway machine.
• The full gate.

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