`store.keys()` creates an ephemeral ordered consumer, whose create subject
ends at the stream name. `>` matches one or more tokens and never zero, so
the `.>` form alone never covered it: the server refused
`$JS.API.CONSUMER.CREATE.KV_hive-status`, the refusal reached the client as a
timeout, and the operator saw a 503 on the hive status page.
The test asserted only the `.>` form, which reads as covering the bare one, so
the suite stayed green while every list timed out in production. It now names
the bare subject separately and first.