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Independent exact-head review: clear. Reviewed base f138b85 → head c50a496 (tree e00110bb13b0409ec9634044a2dc60b1f32ed7e8) and refreshed the live #57/#127 issue scopes. The three changed documentation lines correctly route release-trust follow-up to #57, retain #47/#59 as historical evidence, and route quality adoption to #127. No release guarantees, settings, workflows, product obligations or authorization boundaries change. This review does not certify completion of #57/#81/#85; remaining admin evidence, historical-ref authority and mandatory product/manual acceptance retain their existing owners.
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| | Classify release-driving changes | [Release classification](#release-classification). | | ||
| | Implement or operate a publisher | [Profile A](RELEASE_PROFILE_A.md) for source releases; [Profile B](RELEASE_PROFILE_B.md) for tested-asset promotion and recovery. | | ||
| | Find current evidence or owner decisions | [#47 implementation](https://github.com/RocketsAreNostalgic/.github/issues/47), [#57 acceptance](https://github.com/RocketsAreNostalgic/.github/issues/57), [#59 immutability/settings](https://github.com/RocketsAreNostalgic/.github/issues/59). | | ||
| | Find current evidence or owner decisions | [#57 reconciliation](https://github.com/RocketsAreNostalgic/.github/issues/57); historical implementation evidence remains in [#47](https://github.com/RocketsAreNostalgic/.github/issues/47) and [#59](https://github.com/RocketsAreNostalgic/.github/issues/59). | |
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When a future release needs a mutable-release exception, the invariant at line 94 still requires an owner decision in #59, even though this changed navigation now identifies #59 as historical implementation evidence and makes #57 the active reconciliation issue. That leaves the exact exception scenario routed to the completed tracker this commit is trying to retire; update that instruction to the active owner or explicitly explain why #59 remains valid for new decisions.
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Release-trust guidance still directs new work to closed issues #9 and #65 and labels completed implementation trackers as current evidence owners.
Route release-trust follow-ups to #57 and quality adoption to #127. Keep #47/#59 linked explicitly as historical implementation evidence. This changes three documentation lines; release requirements and policy are unchanged.
Validation: git diff --check passed; live successor issue scopes checked; remote tree matches the local proposed tree. Independent review of the actual PR base/head follows. No merge or release authorization inferred.
Refs #57.