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concurrency:guard must stay on the caller (#595)chore(release): v0.54.3to chore(release): v0.55.037aa71711e7c3d579d107c3d579d10f2120883bdf2120883bd4fd7907bfdAPPROVE at
4fd7907b— convention stamp per the operator's #770 ruling, not a substantive review.The content is generated from fragments already reviewed in their own PRs (#1019, #1024, #1028, #595, #735), so re-auditing it here would re-review work that has already been through review.
required_approvals=1is repo-wide with no per-PR exemption, which is why this row exists at all: it records "the cut is the cut".What I did check, because it is the gate rather than the content:
That check is here deliberately: on #1035 earlier today I approved a head whose
register-checkhad been red for 82 seconds, because I had run the suite locally and never fetched the statuses. A convention stamp is exempt from re-reading content; it is not exempt from reading the gate.Not checked: the changelog prose, the version surfaces, and the pin bumps — all generated, all reviewed upstream.