chore(buzz-acp): point the fork pin at #776 - #777
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buzz-acp.source, the publish workflow, the Dockerfile and the CHANGELOG now reference #776, which says when it is safe to drop the fork pin (block/buzz#6088 shipped in a desktop tag) and how. The workflow's reader ignores comment lines inbuzz-acp.source; the pinned sha is unchanged, so no rebuild.Note: this touches
buzz-acp.source, which re-triggersPublish buzz-acpon merge — it re-uploads the same assets with--clobber. Harmless.🤖 Generated with Claude Code