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fix: reuse recorded provider during incremental acquisition - #96
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Closes #95
Outcome
Select the stored adapter before provider history-limit checks and actual incremental fetching, not only when rewriting metadata. Explicit arguments still win; legacy empty/auto metadata still uses routing. This prevents acquisition from failing or choosing a different source while metadata claims the stored provider was reused.
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Scope and assistance
One acquisition selection defect, two production lines, one regression file. Calendar repairs remain in their existing PR92/94. AI-assisted reproduction and repair under maintainer direction, reviewed by owner for explicit precedence, legacy auto semantics, metadata identity and atomic failure. No release/deploy or changes to published0.2.1.