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Summary

Adds reproducible nonproduction evidence for PPR-2 account lifecycle operations and documents the proposed same-Store WordPress salt-loss recovery procedure, with actual-site validation clearly marked as outstanding.

The integration fixture exercises the real Compose/CLI/database and encryption path against disposable PostgreSQL 16.15, including scoped exports, wrong-Tenant rejection, archive-copy failure without erasure, encrypted ledger recovery, older backup restore, stopped-app replay, and repeat isolation. Cleanup removes only the test container and its temporary workspace; PostgreSQL volumes are retained.

Reported validation

The implementation report records 59 focused Jest tests, backend build, privacy and backup-crypto wrappers, export-artifact checks, connector contract checks, and the PHP 8.4 reconciliation fixture as passing. The volume-retaining cleanup correction was not rerun.

Evidence limits

• The archive transport is a local test fixture; this does not prove off-host durability or production storage access.
• No disposable WordPress/WooCommerce site was available. The same-Store recovery bridge is documented design and has not been executed on a site.
• Application startup/readiness was not exercised by the acceptance fixture.
• Earlier test runs may have left anonymous synthetic PostgreSQL volumes; attribution/removal was not verified, and this PR does not delete or prune volumes.
• These results are nonproduction engineering evidence, not pilot or release acceptance. PPR-2 remains active, merchant onboarding remains blocked, and Phase 7 remains paused.