Cherry-pick 0cfd448ba: fix(delivery-queue): change break to continue to prevent head-of-line blocking#1224
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… blocking When an entry's backoff exceeds the recovery budget, the code was using break which blocked all subsequent entries from being processed. This caused permanent queue blockage for any installation with a delivery entry at retryCount >= 2. Fix: Changed break to continue so entries whose backoff exceeds the remaining budget are skipped individually rather than blocking the entire loop. Closes openclaw#27638 (cherry picked from commit 0cfd448)
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Cherry-pick from upstream
Summary
Fixes head-of-line blocking in the delivery queue. A single failed delivery was blocking all subsequent deliveries because
breakwas used instead ofcontinuein the retry loop.Part of #660.