Under cart/v1 the cart is untracked, so converting deletes the dailies outright
rather than leaving them in history. That makes the write-ahead log the mechanism
rather than a convenience, and it sharpens the conflict already recorded in
cart.usages.md: the annotation protocol here says commit before dissolving because
git is the only archive, and an ignored cart has no archive.
Answers whether the cluster split removes the need for a PAT. For this repository
yes, and in general no: the confidentiality rule sorts the cases, so a public
repository may only adopt public documents and never needs a credential, while a
private one adopting private documents legitimately does. Needing a credential
stopped being a capability and became a signal, which is why add warns rather than
deciding — it sees that the source is private and cannot see who may read the
repository the copy lands in.
Downgrades the git-over-HTTPS assumption from load-bearing to unexercised. The code
did not change and its status did, which is the kind of thing only a log says.
Records that the completeness case has a mechanism after all — the usages facet the
tool points at when it stages a polad — and that it failed the first time because
the facet did not exist rather than because nothing could work.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018UTxuSizozEA8yDitPuris
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