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Adds a new tick-history shard documenting PR #1031’s rebase-and-fix session and the observed “rebase-drop-with-content-resurface” sub-pattern, as part of the autonomous-loop hygiene evidence stream.
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- Adds a new tick shard entry for
2026-05-01T10:25Zdescribing the rebase behavior and the corrective (“trust the lint over the rebase”). - Records the resolution details (dedup re-application, thread resolutions, force-with-lease push) plus an observation for taxonomy/mechanization follow-up.
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PR #1031 rebase-and-fix tick. Surfaced new sub-pattern: rebase-drop-with-content-resurface. When git rebase drops a patch as 'already upstream' but the original commit that the patch fixed re-applies the problematic content, the fix needs re-applying. Trust the lint over the rebase.
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