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quest: plan the land merge's lost content and the fixer's broken pipe - #606
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No actionable findings in these two planning documents. Both fit the queue-watcher epic and specify concrete regression tests. The content-loss plan correctly treats prune/merge-driver involvement as a hypothesis to reproduce; the broken-pipe plan first identifies the emitting process and allows the fix to belong in the consuming repository rather than assuming Quest is responsible. The referenced mergeBase/prune path exists and matches the investigation described.
Verification limits: GitHub-only static review of the documents, epic context, and relevant merge implementation. No code changes, tests or builds executed; the reported historical content loss and host fixer logs were not independently reproduced or verified.
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Summary
Plans two quests in the queue-watcher epic, from moq-dev/moq's /quest-complete on 2026-11-10:
quest land: merge tested base(74d26316c6) deleted every quest README's## Requiredlist (669 lines, 45 files) that the head, the base, and their merge base all had.pruneis the prime suspect.quest land check: [Errno 32] Broken pipeon moq-dev/moq#8406 and #8429, handing ordinary drops to a person.Decisions
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Public API: none. Quest files only.
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quest reviewafter each round.01a1c67c-3602-7a83-b905-cd8656e7621e, round 1The change adds two scoped follow-up quests with concrete failures, investigation steps, and expected outcomes, without modifying executable code or introducing actionable defects.