Refuse stopped service dependencies before AppLocker CIM observation

docs/applocker-script-probe.md

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ Related to #381. `applocker-script-probe` runs one fixed, locally generated `.ps
 
 Plan reads prerequisites without launching a child or writing files. Run requires a new private directory on a local fixed drive, with an existing parent. Only reviewed Windows 11 builds and Server 2022/2025 member hosts are accepted; domain controllers are excluded. Client and managed-environment acceptance remains separate from hosted-server CI.
 
-The effective Group Policy Script collection must already contain rules in `AuditOnly` mode. Local and effective GP policy, management observations, AppIDSvc state and MSI and Script channel configuration must be readable. AppIDSvc must already run and the channel must already be enabled. AppLocker CSP policy remains **Unknown**: the native GP cmdlets do not enumerate that authority. Existing enforcement in other collections is preserved and can prevent the fixed native host from starting.
+The effective Group Policy Script collection must already contain rules in `AuditOnly` mode. Local and effective GP policy, management observations, AppIDSvc state and MSI and Script channel configuration must be readable. Direct service observations require Winmgmt, EventLog and AppIDSvc to be running before any CIM connection; the channel must already be enabled. AppLocker CSP policy remains **Unknown**: the native GP cmdlets do not enumerate that authority. Existing enforcement in other collections is preserved and can prevent the fixed native host from starting.
 
 Run creates only the reviewed worker template with a fresh filename and nonce. It launches System32's `WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe` with `-NoLogo -NoProfile -NonInteractive -File`; there is no operator-supplied command, profile loading or execution-policy override. The existing execution policy must permit that locally generated unsigned file. For example, Restricted or AllSigned may prevent completion; that is an unverified result. The report records existing native execution-policy registry values and the inherited process preference, without equating these observations to all application-control authorities.