/remote toggle stops working in long-running sessions; off/on cycle does not recover

## Summary

`/remote on` appears to stop working partway through a long-running Copilot CLI session. Toggling `/remote off` then `/remote on` did not restore the connection — the GitHub mobile app continued to show the session as "off / not remote-enabled". The only working remediation was to abandon the session entirely and start a fresh one.

## Environment

- **Copilot CLI version:** 1.0.49-1
- **Platform:** macOS (Darwin)
- **Model in session:** `claude-opus-4.7-1m-internal`
- **Session length when issue surfaced:** very long (multi-day session with overnight scheduled prompts via `/schedule`)

## Steps to reproduce

1. Start a Copilot CLI session and enable `/remote on`.
2. Confirm the session shows as remote-enabled in the GitHub mobile app.
3. Let the session run for an extended period (in our case: multi-day, with `manage_schedule` background heartbeats firing every 30 min overnight).
4. Return to the GitHub mobile app and try to interact remotely.

## Expected

The session continues to appear as remote-enabled and accepts remote input from the GitHub mobile/web app.

## Actual

- The GitHub mobile app shows the session as "off" / not remote-controllable, even though `/remote` inside the CLI reports it as on.
- Toggling `/remote off` then `/remote on` from inside the CLI does **not** restore the link.
- No error message is shown on either side.
- Only workaround: end the session and start a new one, then `/remote on` from the fresh session.

## Impact

The whole point of `/remote` is to check in on long-running, possibly overnight work from a phone. Losing the link silently during exactly the kind of long sessions it's designed for defeats the feature. Starting over also loses in-memory session state (scheduled prompts via `manage_schedule` are session-scoped and end with the session — this compounds the cost of having to start over).

## Suggested investigation

- Is there a server-side heartbeat / WS keepalive that's timing out for long-idle sessions?
- Does `/remote on` re-register with the GitHub app side, or does it only flip a local flag?
- Is there a way to surface the broken link in the CLI so users don't think it's still working?

Happy to share more context (anonymized session ID, approximate timing) if useful.

Comece com o comando `/remote` e o comportamento de heartbeat em segundo plano de `manage_schedule` descrito na issue. Reproduza uma sessão de vários dias, compare o estado relatado pela CLI com o aplicativo móvel do GitHub e verifique se o registro remoto ou o estado de keepalive sobrevive ao longo período de inatividade. Está concluído quando o link remoto continua utilizável ou quando a CLI relata claramente que o link foi interrompido e se recupera disso.

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