merge chore/audit-wave3 (ff41184c52) #797
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Delete branch "chore/audit-wave3"
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pipeline-devbump (already pipeline-staging's last release step on every release path) becomes the SOLE devbump. Two ordered changes (upgrade BEFORE delete, or the untested Do:merge would be the sole devbump and detonate on a requireSignedCommits trunk): 1. Upgrade pipeline-devbump's merge-style from the oldest Do:merge to ff-only + reactive instance-signed Do:squash fallback (proactive branch_protections dial-read + reactive 'unverified commit' catch), grafted from pipeline-promote-tag and harmonized with pipeline-merge. ff-only can't carry delete_branch_after_merge, so reap the _devbump/* head via an explicit branch DELETE. 2. Delete the ~171 lines of drifted inline "open next dev cycle" epilogue from pipeline-promote (55), pipeline-promote-tag (64), pipeline-promote-image (52) — dead-weight since pipeline-staging already runs pipeline-devbump after promote. Kept promote-image's redact() helper (used by earlier steps) + its resources block. Blast radius: runs AFTER promote with continueOn:{failed,error} — cannot corrupt a published release; worst case is a silent stale-trunk (WARN). Verified: all 4 templates YAML-valid + bash -n clean; check.sh green incl. the Inc-0 tripwire (no orphan); promote-* invoked ONLY via pipeline-staging (grep-confirmed no standalone entrypoint).View command line instructions
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