agent: make the OOM killer prefer a subagent over the agent's own turn

Both units ran at OOMScoreAdjust=0, so under container memory pressure the
kernel picked purely on footprint — and the agent's own claude is often
the fattest process in the container, which means the session supervising
the work died before the work did.

The sign is the load-bearing part and is easy to invert: a HIGHER
OOMScoreAdjust means MORE likely to be killed, because the kernel adds it
to the badness score it derives from the process's memory footprint and
then kills the highest scorer. So hive-subagent-daemon gets +500 (first in
line) and hive-agent gets -500 (last in line). Written backwards this
makes the reported bug worse rather than better, so module-eval pins the
order as an inequality.

Both values are inherited by the nested claude each unit spawns as a
child, so ordering the units orders the sessions underneath them. -500
rather than -1000 on the harness: fully exempting it would leave the
kernel nothing to kill in a container whose only large process is the
harness.

Refs #4316

nix/agent-modules/mcp.nix

@@ -363,6 +363,18 @@ in
         # `start`/`continue`/`status`/`interrupt` with no stdio fallback.
         Restart = "always";
         RestartSec = 3;
+        # A HIGHER OOMScoreAdjust means MORE likely to be killed: the
+        # kernel adds it to the badness score it derives from the
+        # process's memory footprint, then kills the highest scorer. So
+        # the positive value here and the negative one on `hive-agent`
+        # put this unit first in line — a subagent turn can be retried,
+        # the agent's own turn is the thing everything else hangs off.
+        # `+500` against `hive-agent`'s `-500` is a full half of the
+        # score range apart, enough that a fat subagent outranks a fatter
+        # harness rather than merely tying with it. Every nested `claude`
+        # inherits the value from the daemon, so the ordering covers the
+        # whole subtree and not just this process.
+        OOMScoreAdjust = 500;
         User = userName;
         Group = userName;
       }