# Bounded staged checkpoint review

Reviewed the prospective staged checkpoint on 2026-09-06, before the separate
unstaged semantic-review right-padding change. No new material defect or secret
was found within this review's scope.

The staged snapshot contained 172 files and 27,469 added lines. A scan of staged
additions found zero private-key headers, AWS access-key patterns, GitHub/OpenAI
token patterns or credential-bearing HTTP URLs. Probe tokens encountered during
manual inspection are explicitly synthetic test values. Ignored native recovery
files, local compiler/runtime binaries, task-local server stores and credentials
were not part of the staged file inventory. The scan output is retained at
`.local/staged-secret-scan.json`; absence of these patterns is not a universal
secret-detection guarantee.

Manual integration review concentrated on recovery capture/restore and detached
Save As, source-entry relocation across Undo/Redo, exact save receipt adoption,
keyed annotation/binding row replacement, port-workflow recovery and Windows
normal-user manifest integration. These checks were assessed alongside earlier
core tests and native/REST evidence; this review did not rerun Cargo or native UI.
No material contradiction was established in those seams.

The only staged diff-check diagnostic observed was trailing whitespace in the
upstream `scripts/windows-notices/Fira-OFL.txt` license. Its exact hash-pinned text
is intentionally retained. It is not a production formatting defect and should
not be normalized.

This was a bounded review of consequential integration risks and secrets, not an
independent examination of every fixture/license line or a full release approval.
The later unstaged semantic-review padding change was excluded. The independently
executed timed two-file native-save oracle is recorded separately in
`release-timed-bundle-oracle-20260906.md`.