git:20261013.c3f2af3 to git:20261013.86bfe4c

2 added, 2 removed. Audit A to A.

# Repository work rules

## Knowledge base after pulling code

- Whenever you run `git pull` or otherwise incorporate code from a remote branch into this checkout, review the incoming commits and update `knowledge/` in the same task. Record the source branch and commit range, behavior changes, affected files, validation results, known limitations, and any migration or follow-up work. Link the new entry from `knowledge/README.md`. If the pull contains no relevant code change, record that finding briefly rather than inventing a technical lesson.

+ Whenever you run `git pull` or otherwise incorporate code from a remote branch into this checkout, review the incoming commits and update `knowledge/` in the same task. Extract reusable development guidance: invariants, failure patterns, diagnostic steps, decision rules, and trade-offs. Give a short source commit range and validation reference so readers can check the evidence, but do not turn knowledge entries into commit summaries or repair diaries. Link new or revised guidance from `knowledge/README.md`. If the pull yields no reusable lesson, record that finding briefly rather than inventing one.

- Before pushing code changes made in this repository, update the knowledge base for those changes as well. Keep entries tied to observed code and test evidence; distinguish a confirmed fix from a diagnostic hypothesis. Do not rewrite past entries to hide superseded conclusions; add a correction or follow-up entry.

+ Before pushing code changes made in this repository, update the knowledge base when they teach or change a reusable rule. Keep guidance tied to observed code and test evidence; distinguish confirmed rules from hypotheses. Correct outdated guidance explicitly instead of silently leaving contradictory advice.

Generated model files are ignored by default. Add one only when the user explicitly requests publication of that artifact, and document its input and validation in the matching knowledge entry.