Codex 0.130.0 adds remote control

This is a solid infrastructure-and-workflow release rather than a flashy feature drop: it makes Codex easier to run, inspect, and extend in real multi-agent setups.

• –`codex remote-control` lowers the friction for headless and remotely managed sessions, which matters if Codex is being embedded into internal tooling or long-running automation
• –Thread pagination and better `ThreadStore` handling point to a product that is scaling past simple CLI use into heavier session management
• –Plugin details now surface bundled hooks and share metadata, which makes the ecosystem angle more visible and easier to reason about
• –The diff-tracking fixes are the kind of boring but important work that prevents agent tools from becoming untrustworthy after partial patch failures
• –Bedrock login support and the Windows sandbox fix widen deployment coverage, which is often what actually determines adoption in dev teams