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## What changed? - Added an opt-in recovery path for a child workflow missing from a standby cluster. - After the existing resend delay, VerifyFirstWorkflowTaskScheduled asynchronously fetches the child state from the active cluster, applies it locally, and verifies it again. - Added deduplication, per-shard concurrency limits, metrics, namespace checks, and transition-history gating. Corrected the discard-time source check to verify the child workflow rather than the parent. - Moved the reusable in-flight resend tracker into the shared workflowresend package. - Updated the existing XDC parent-child test to assert that the missing child and its first workflow task are restored. ## Why? Cross-shard replication may deliver the parent’s ChildWorkflowExecutionStarted event before the child workflow reaches the standby cluster. Previously, verification repeatedly returned NotFound and eventually discarded the standby task, leaving the child missing. This adds the child-side symmetric recovery behavior to the parent resend implemented in #11424 . ## How did you test it? - [ ] built - [ ] run locally and tested manually - [x] covered by existing tests - [x] added new unit test(s) - [x] added new functional test(s) ### Rollout `history.enableChildWorkflowResend` default to `false`. ### Known - Enabling this feature introduces additional cross-cluster state-sync traffic. It is disabled by default and protected by deduplication and a per-shard concurrency limit. - Regular replication may race with state sync; duplicate application is treated as success. - The resend delay and replication timeout should remain below the standby task discard delay so recovery has time to complete.