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Expand Up @@ -80,3 +80,33 @@ obligation the plan assigned it. The round-2 audit found a diff sketch that
referenced variables not in scope and would have cost a CI round trip. The security
review found the silent regression. None of these were style notes.


## Post-delivery state

Written after the rounds closed, so the next reader knows what is still moving.

Two items are waiting on people rather than on work. #4555 is green at
`e8b36b0e202025780e84759542a78cb1488b2333` and needs the explicit security review
MAINTAINERS.md requires for a credential-destination change; the `dev`
self-integration exception covers a missing second approval and not that review.
#4528 had never run CI until tonight's approval, and its one failure is

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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Avoid a malformed Markdown heading at the start of the #4528 sentence.

Line [92] begins with #4528, which violates MD018 and can render the issue reference incorrectly. Start the sentence with PR #4528`` or escape the hash.

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+PR `#4528` had never run CI until tonight's approval, and its one failure is
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PR #4528 had never run CI until tonight's approval, and its one failure is
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[warning] 92-92: No space after hash on atx style heading

(MD018, no-missing-space-atx)

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In `@devlog/_fin/260914_triage_round_lanes/040_outcome.md` at line 92, Update the
sentence beginning with “#4528” so the issue reference is prefixed with “PR ” or
otherwise escapes the hash, preserving the sentence’s meaning and valid Markdown
heading formatting.

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Source: Linters/SAST tools

`release version line > the in-tree version is never behind a released one` — a
stale-base failure caused by the release train opening `dev` at 2.55.0, not by
anything in the diff. The author was told that a rebase should clear it.

The thread heartbeat was repointed from the four finished lanes to exactly those
two pull requests. It is read-only by construction: an absolute no-write rule, and
an explicit instruction that a merge of #4555 notifies with the merge SHA and
leaves #4519 open for a human to close after checking the landed code. That rule
exists because an earlier draft of the same automation told it to close the issue
automatically, and an audit caught that `state == MERGED` is not the
verified-code-evidence standard this unit used for every other close.

Two details in that automation are worth keeping if it is ever rewritten. It must
not use `reviewDecision` to detect the reviewer: that field never says who reviewed,
and a COMMENTED security review leaves it at `REVIEW_REQUIRED`, which is the likely
shape of the review being waited on. And it keys the CI verdict off
`gh run list --workflow ci.yml --commit <full sha>` rather than the check-run array,
because the array mixes a cancelled entry with later successful copies of the same
name and cannot answer "is the current head green".

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