test: takeout-worker coverage to 90#85
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Raises takeout-worker combined coverage 89% → 99% and the gate 70 → 90:
runners.py(was 23%): CurlRunner success / non-retryable 401 / retry-then-exhaust (asyncio.sleep patched); TarRunner success / dest-create failure / every tar stderr branch. subprocess patched at the adapter boundary — the runners are the owned abstraction over curl/tar.logger.py(was 29%): StructuredFormatter core fields + optional context fields present/absent.services.pyextract_chunk error paths: missing params, missing required keys, archive-not-found, tar-runner failure, unexpected exception.Only defensive lines remain uncovered (an unreachable trailing return, a cleanup-failure warning). Follows the dev-context Python rules (class-per-class, subject fixtures, spec= mocks, strong assertions).
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