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fix(strategy27): retain display history across stream epochs - #279
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stream_stateresponse withtransport_recoveredcleared all ordinary Strategy 27 arrows and panel history even though the chart context stayed unchanged. CDP captured the loaded 0.4.3 script entering that clear branch with two markers and eight panel rows; ordinary close messages had retained the markers.Keep protocol epoch/cursor validation separate from ordinary display ownership. Retain verified arrows and merge bootstrap/event replay by event ID, preserving the original directional marker. Bound display history independently to 80 events and two hours, mark pre-reset panel records as historical until updated, and preserve manual/context cleanup. Publish generated version 0.4.4.
Validation: source/generated integration regressions reproduce the original deletion and verify retention, replay, stale-cursor recovery, capacity, age, and context/manual cleanup. Panel DOM and standalone rendered-browser checks cover historical state, selection, compound isolation, and collapse/restore. Strategy 27 tests, full repository tests, generated build, syntax checks, release contract, and diff checks pass. Live post-release verification is tracked separately from these local checks.