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Pulls the trigger/poll/check-status state out of documents/[id]/+page.svelte into a pure factory in lib/ocr/useOcrJob.svelte.ts that takes documentId, fetchImpl, and onJobFinished callback as injected dependencies. The page now delegates to ocrJob.triggerOcr / ocrJob.checkStatus / ocrJob.destroy and reads ocrJob.running / .progressMessage / .errorMessage / .skippedPages reactively. Test discipline reset: 22 unit tests cover initial state, triggerOcr 200/ 4xx-with-code/4xx-without-code/5xx/network-error paths, useExistingAnnotations flag round-trip, checkStatus PENDING/RUNNING/DONE/no-jobId/empty-id/5xx/network paths, polling progressMessage / skippedPages updates, DONE/FAILED → onJobFinished callback, polling-error swallow, and destroy mid-poll cleanup. Refs #496. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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