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If I run to get a warjack into melee range, I know I forfeit my "action." If I have extra focus on the jack, can I make my "extra" melee attacks, or is that included the afore-forfeited action?

When you run, a model completes its activation at the end
of its movement. There are things it might be able to do out
of turn (special model rules, that is), but the basic rule is
that a run = do nothing.

Fun fact: Running actually doesn't make you forfeit your action. It's just that the rules for running say that the model immediately ends its activation at the end of the run. This is why Vilmon can forfeit his action to gain Impervious Wall and still run.

Other examples include the Avatar of Menoth activating its Gaze of Menoth and then running, or the Devout activating its Spell Barrier and then running.

Sorry those are all protectorate examples, but I use what I know ^^